Nota Baloyi Called Out for Bullying Oros Mampofu Over Family Photos of His Daughters

Nota Baloyi Called Out for Bullying Oros Mampofu Over Family Photos of His Daughters

  • Nota Baloyi sparked outrage on X after quote-tweeting a post celebrating actor Oros Mampofu's three daughters with a cutting remark
  • Nota framed Mampofu's role as a girl dad as karmic "punishment" for past lifestyle choices, drawing fans' anger for dragging children into his commentary
  • Mzansi rallied behind Oros Mampofu while calling Nota out for what many described as persistent online bullying of fellow industry figures
The discussion sparked a wider conversation about the way celebrities' children are treated when parents share them online
Oros Mampofu faced criticism after sharing family photos featuring his daughters. Image: Oros Mampofu,Nota Baloyi
Source: Instagram

Nota Baloyi is no stranger to controversy, but his latest target has Mzansi drawing a hard line. The outspoken music executive turned social commentator found himself at the centre of a social media storm after taking aim at actor Oros Mampofu's heartwarming family photos.

The trouble began when user @metrofive5 shared a post on X celebrating Mampofu's journey as a father, captioning a photo of the actor with his three daughters:

"Going from a girl dad of 2 beautiful girls to a girl dad of 3 beautiful girls is sooo perfect 🥹💖💖."

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Rather than scroll past the wholesome moment, Nota Baloyi quote-tweeted the post with a stinging jab directed at the actor:

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"Serve your playboy punishment in peace Mr Perfect!"

Mzansi turns on Nota

The remark did not land well. Critics were quick to point out that framing the birth of daughters as some form of karmic retribution for past behaviour not only takes a cheap shot at Mampofu, but also reduces three children to a punchline. The comment was widely seen as an unprovoked attack on a private family moment, with many accusing Baloyi of a pattern of online hostility towards industry peers.

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Nota's comment leaves SA divided

The reactions were split between those baffled by the idea that raising daughters could constitute a punishment, and a handful who suggested Nota's comment was being misread. The majority, however, sided firmly with Mampofu, celebrating his visible dedication to his girls and rejecting the narrative Baloyi attempted to attach to the milestone. Fans flooded the replies to push back, and support for the Skeem Saam actor came pouring in from across the platform.

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@rubeemol:

"Having a girl child is punishment?"

@thepinnedstatus:

"Basically."

@ST_Vinc3nt:

"I also have 3 girls love them to bits but yoh I'd have preferred 3 boys. 🧒 You can't even blame the women because the man determines the gender. 😭"

@bantubam_Tbose:

"You need to be educated to get what Nota is saying, even though its simple. 😂😂"

@PilusaPuleng:

"Bro I'd cry on the third one. 😭😭😭"

@ndlovus31:

"You will never know peace, when Nota knows your news. 😂😂😂😂😂😂"

@Piru4l:

"Ahh wena nota you talk like this on the net then when they see you in public you're all laughs and giggles weeeeeh. 😭🤣🤣"

Oros Mampofu and his wife welcome their third baby

Actor Oros Mampofu and his wife Bianca Carmichael announced that they welcomed their third child.

The couple previously had two daughters and with the birth of their third one, Oros described himself as a 'girl dad’.

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Gloria Masia (Human interest editor) Gloria Masia is an Entertainment Writer at Briefly News. She holds a Diploma in Public Relations from UNISA and a Diploma in Journalism from Rosebank College. With over 8 years of experience, Gloria has worked in digital marketing, online TV production, and radio. Email:gloria.masia@briefly.co.za

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