Dineo Ranaka Refuses to Take the High Road, Shares Her Thoughts on Chris Rock’s Oscars Slap: “I Am Will Smith”

Dineo Ranaka Refuses to Take the High Road, Shares Her Thoughts on Chris Rock’s Oscars Slap: “I Am Will Smith”

  • Dineo Ranaka has shared her thoughts on the Will Smith and Chris Rock drama and the star said she also refuses to take the high road
  • The Metro FM presenter took Will Smith's side on the matter and shared that she'll also react the way he did if someone disrespects her or her family
  • Peeps took to her timeline and shared mixed reactions to her clip with many agreeing that naysayers don't know when to stop if one doesn't take action

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Dineo Ranaka refuses to be the bigger person. The Metro FM presenter took to social media to react to Will Smith and Chris Rocks' drama at the Oscars.

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Dineo Ranaka said she's like Will Smith in real life. Image: @dineoranaka
Source: Instagram

The reality TV star shared that she's like Will Smith in real life. The star expressed that she deals with disrespectful people precisely. She said trolls talk trash in their high moments thinking that someone they are shading will be the bigger person.

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The Club DJ took to Instagram to let her haters know that just like the Hollywood superstar, she'll act when someone comes for her or her fam. According to TshisaLIVE, Dineo added in the video that she's not the forgiving type like Mary Magdalene or Jesus Christ.

"I'll swear at you and I'll smack you."

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Peeps took to Dineo's comment section and shared mixed reactions to her video. Some advised her that violence doesn't solve anything.

positivegp said:

"Stru! Imagine someone joking about my chronic condition and I’m supposed to find it funny and laugh. No maan, no. There has to be lines drawn."

nyanisondlovu commented:

"Mina nje I believe that for every action, there's a reaction. For every decision you make, there's a consequence. Chris consciously decided on that particular joke and Will decided on that particularly reaction. I see balance."

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imjoyful777 wrote:

"Violence isn’t the answer especially if you know better."

theeeempresss said:

"All I can say is - when you know better, you do better. Will will apologise to Chris when he realises that he was wrong for his reaction and so will Chris for his part. The world is already on a negative, why promote violence!"

xolisa_melody_ngwenya commented:

"Exactly! These people be so high in their disrespect, gotta return the energy."

mrsmbhele wrote:

"I AM ALSO @willsmith. Indeed not everything is a joke."

xolicole added:

"Hayi nam I choose NOT to be the bigger person shame."

Dineo Ranaka's bundle of joy tells her to cover up

In other entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Dineo Ranaka's bundle of joy is a bit protective of her. Seeing that she was showing too much skin, the Metro FM presenter's daughter told her to cover up.

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Kopano wasn't happy when her mom took to social media to share a video of herself rocking a lit outfit. The revealing outfit showed too much of her skin and Kopano did not mince her words when she spoke to her mom about the black outfit.

The reality TV star shared the clip on Instagram and gushed over the hot outfit and her stunning face beat. She captioned the clip:

"So apparently my outfit is showing too much skin. I birthed myself here, she has a mouth on her this one! I've beeeen telling her to go shower."

Source: Briefly News

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Mxolisi Mngadi (Editor) Mxolisi Mngadi is an entertainment reporter. He graduated in 2002 from Damelin with a Diploma in Journalism, majoring in African and International Studies, Journalism and Electronic Media. He then started his journalism career at the Daily Sun newspaper, went on to The Citizen, and worked as a senior reporter at News24. He has been a writer for more than 15 years.

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