Ntando Duma’s Sister Song Promo Has SA Asking, “They Did Not Credit You Too”
- Media personality Ntando Duma hilariously promoted her sister, Lady Amar's new song
- The star reshared her sister's tweet on Twitter (X) and captioned it with a broken heart emoji
- Many netizens on social media speculated that Ntando might be heartbroken because she wasn't credited on the song
South African celebrity sisters Ntando Duma and Lady Amar had many netizens talking about their recent tweets.
Ntando Duma hilariously promotes her sister's new song
Social media has been buzzing once again as the former Shaka iLembe actress Ntando Duma recently promoted her sister's new song in a hilarious way online.
Lady Amar, whose real name is Thando Duma, dropped a new song, which she promoted on her Twitter (X) page. In response to her tweet, Ntando also promoted it on her social media page, but she captioned the tweet with a broken heart emoji.
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Netizens made speculations after seeing the post
Shortly after Ntando Duma reshared the post on her social media page, many netizens flooded the comment section with their speculations regarding her caption. Here's what they had to say:
@sabelostorm questioned:
"What in the maphorisa is happening?"
@unclescrooch asked:
"We are going to have a long month. They did not credit you too..?"
@Siya_Ndlumbini said:
"They dribbled you too."
@YollyBlu wrote:
"We will fight for you sister, don't worry. Aluta!"
@TheRealSmomoh asked:
"You also want your masters MaDuma?"
@newsandchill tweeted:
"Release the files, what did you lie about so that your previous product can sell? We will help you get all your masters."
@IG_Jay_Khath commented:
"Twitter inside jokes needs one to be online 25/7."
@TopGrootes wrote:
"We will wait for her live."
What you need to know about Ntando Duma
Ntando Duma, also known as Thando, is a versatile South African actress and TV personality celebrated for her engaging presence and acting talent. She first gained attention on e.tv’s Craz-e, a youth programming block, before making a significant impact as Zinzi Dandala on the soap opera Rhythm City.
Ntando Duma was born on 29 August 1995 in Orange Farm, Johannesburg, Gauteng. Raised in a humble home with her mother, grandmother, and siblings, including her sister Thando Duma, she experienced life’s challenges early on. Her father left when she was just three years old and passed away in 2008.
Ntando Duma completed her primary education in Alexandra and attended Kwabhekilanga High School. After high school, she pursued her passion for media by enrolling at Boston Media College, where she earned a Diploma in Media Studies.
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