“That Was His Soulmate”: Brave Rooster Chases Woman After Grabbing One Chicken, SA in Stitches

“That Was His Soulmate”: Brave Rooster Chases Woman After Grabbing One Chicken, SA in Stitches

  • A village woman was chased by an angry rooster after grabbing another chicken and had to run for her life
  • The chaotic moment was posted on Instagram from her rural homestead, Mbizana, showing her picking up the bird before the war began
  • Social media users were rolling on the floor with laughter, with many saying the brave chicken deserved a medal
Instagram users were in stitches after seeing a woman screaming because of a chicken
An angry chicken chased a woman out of its place. Image: @vuyo_thefitmpondo
Source: Instagram

A fitness guru from the rural parts of the Eastern Cape had a one-on-one encounter with an angry bird, which charged towards her, forcing her to run out of its yard, scared.

The post, shared on Instagram by @vuyo_thefitmpondo, had thousands of views, as people flooded the comments, expressing their amusement.

The chicken protects others

The video starts with @vuyo_thefitmpondo picking up one black chicken from a flood of many that look fearful, as if aware she's coming to grab one of them. As she held onto the chicken she picked up, it resisted, screaming as if sending an SOS to others. A white hen didn't waste time.

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It charged towards her in anger, wings up and slapping like a full-on action movie, while she screamed, heading toward the gate. While running towards the gate in reverse, @vuyo_thefitmpondo was using the chicken she snatched as a shield from the angry bird. She managed to get out of the yard, unharmed, and still holding tight to the chicken she had in her hand.

Watch the Instagram video below:

Mzansi finds the clip funny

Thousands of social media users flooded the comment section, sharing their amusement. Many said they had never seen a human-and-chicken war, warning @vuyo_thefitmpondo to be careful next time she picks a chicken.

Some said the chickens could recognise her and might run away whenever they see her. Others jokingly said maybe the chicken was the rooster's soulmate, saying it would be lonely without her.

Social media users warned a lady against coming closer to the chickens again
A village woman held tight to a chicken she had picked while another bird chased her. Image: vuyo_thefitmpondo
Source: Instagram

User @victorys_visual.diaries said:

"That white one would’ve been my next target, shem😭."

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User @just.mathe joked:

"That was literally his soulmate, and now he's a widower."

User @khanyii_n added:

"This is exactly why I can’t and can never try to catch live chickens👍🏾."

User @thokomakobong commented:

"Using the victim to hit the protector is WILD😂😂😂😂 there was no other way though."

User @bongii_t.scott_17 shared:

"You took his hun away 😅."

User @mochelebogang said:

"The problem is one the screaming was very unnecessary.... Waking up neighbours and you screaming like you're dying. That was too much🤞🏾🤞🏾🤣."

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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