Sonia Mbele Addresses Rumours, Slams Critics Saying She Can't Pay Her Staff
- Sonia Mbele took to social media to address the claims that she hadn't paid her production crew on time for Pastor's Wives
- The actress opened up about how she's only learning how to be a producer now and is still new to the game
- She slammed her critics, bragging about where she's being seen in the world and naming a few countries
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Mzansi actress and producer Sonia Mbele is finally addressing the rumours that she couldn't pay the production crew of her show Pastor's Wives. According to reports, Sonia didn't pay her staff for three months and they went on a go-slow.
The production crew was allegedly unhappy with not being paid and they left with hard drives and other equipment.
Sonia reportedly missed payments and promised to deliver, but when she didn't the staff said enough was enough. Sonia took to social media to respond to the claims.
Source: Instagram
"As a baby producer, I will make mistakes and the mistake I made was not to invoice on time (therefore didn’t pay crew on time) and for that, I have apologised," she said.
She also said that she was away on business and she is said that South Africa is trying to drag her for making this mistake.
"Those who want me as a boss upon my return I am all yours. We are currently in the West because the rest of the world sees us, the United States of America, Tanzania, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Ghana, no need to say more!” said Sonia.
In other entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Mapula Mafole prays for more acting work after Rhythm City ends. Rhythm City actress Mapula Mafole hopes that she will get more acting opportunities in the future.
Rhythm City is set to air its last episode in July and the actors have already wrapped up the shooting of the soapie. Taking to social media, Mapula spoke about how she can't believe that Rhythm City days are coming to an end. She wrote:
"It's really been a journey of growth. I'll always be grateful. Now I pray God opens new doors for me. So many great shows on SA TV I've been watching. So much talent! I pray there's a place for me."
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Source: Briefly News
