“This Sounds So Unreal”: SA Reacts to Gent Catfished by Older Lady Faking Rich Lifestyle

“This Sounds So Unreal”: SA Reacts to Gent Catfished by Older Lady Faking Rich Lifestyle

  • A gent trended on TikTok after he shared the story of how he was catfished by an older lady who faked her lifestyle on Instagram
  • Ferreira sat down to tell his tale and admitted that he was foolish for falling in love with someone he had never met before 
  • Social media users were stunned by the gent's behaviour and shared their thoughts in the comments 

A Congolese man who had been a personal assistant to a South African celebrity found himself in a sticky situation when he fell for a random baddie.

Congolese catfished in Johannesburg
Mzansi was amazed by a man who was catfished by an older lady from Johannesburg. Image: @suisferreira
Source: TikTok

Ferreira was fooled by a stunning woman who posted fake pictures on her Instagram to make it seem like she was living a luxurious lifestyle.

Gent catfished by older lady 

One man fell into the trap of a South African catfish who had been faking a luxurious lifestyle on Instagram. The gent started to pursue the lady but later realised her toxic personality.

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The Congolese man was a personal assistant to a South African celebrity when the woman targeted him:

"There was no love. It was about who I was and who I was associated with."

The mystery hun lied and claimed to be a buyer for the luxurious brand Hugo Boss. She made her claims believable by posting fashion content and travel vlogs.

The trouble started when Ferreira asked to meet up and was always disappointed. The woman played games with him by lying, gaslighting him and being manipulative:

"This isn't a Reddit story; it's actually something I experienced."

Watch the video below:

Mzansi reacts to man catfished in SA

Social media users shared their thoughts about the gent's story in the comments:

@Kimberly asked:

"Didn't we learn from Catfish The TV Show?"

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@Sindiso noticed: 

"No, the signs were there."

@Arah.mj commented:

"LOL, this story sounds like a Zimbabwean girl I know personally, and it is so her!"

@T🧸was upset:

"The money that's being wasted in between is upsetting me."

@khanyi's spam said: 

"Don't stop being a lover boy. I have plans for us."

@Theblackelton highlighted:

"There were so many red flags. I am judging you. I would've started suspecting from red flag number one."

@Karabo The Answer was disappointed with the lady's behaviour:

"People are fumbling, good, genuine people. I'm tired. Yoh!"

@Apples🫧was amazed:

"The way you keep laughing at yourself."

@Ctoe said:

"You're such a nice person."

@zamceazher explained:

"It's called character development."

@YT: Nkhensani Mhlongo suggested:

"We need to find this girl cause what."

@Vuyiswa Ndaleni was stunned:

"This sounds so unreal."

Lady walks away from catfish date

Briefly News also reported that a woman had one of the worst dating experiences in her life when she was catfished online. The lady decided to give online dating apps a chance but she didn't expect what came her way.

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The online community reacted to the lady's experience, with many expressing disappointment.

Source: Briefly News

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Chuma Nontsele (Editor) Chuma Nontsele is a human interest journalist for Briefly News. Nontsele holds a diploma in journalism and started her career working at Daily Maverick as a news reporter. Later, she ventured into lifestyle. You can reach her at: chuma.nontsele@briefly.co.za