Mzansi TikTok Star and Domestic Worker Thembi Gets Saved by Employer Malcolm When the Debt Collectors Call

Mzansi TikTok Star and Domestic Worker Thembi Gets Saved by Employer Malcolm When the Debt Collectors Call

  • Malcolm stepped in to help his loyal and nonsense-causing domestic worker when the debt collectors called for her
  • Thembi sat drinking her tea as if she did nothing wrong while Malcolm lied to buy her time, claiming she wasn’t there
  • The people of Mzansi love that Malcolm did this for Thembi and laughed at the things these two get up to

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Mzansi TikTok star and domestic worker Thembi had her employer Malcolm Wentzel cover for her when debt collectors called regarding an outstanding amount on a clothing account. The relationship these two share has Mzansi cracking!

Malcolm Wentzel and his domestic worker Thembi
Malcolm Wentzel saved his domestic worker Thembi from the debt collectors and she was lapping it up. Image: TikTok / @malcolm_fkn_wentzel
Source: UGC

While the Wentzels are known for making Thembi’s life easier by treating her well, paying her a good salary and even getting her a car, Malcolm was not about to let her get away with this one too easily.

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Malcolm posted a clip in which he recorded Thembi as he sat on the phone with the debt collectors. Apparently, they have been calling him every day and he is now gat vol.

They claim Thembi owes R3864 on a clothing account and have not been able to reach her. Malcolm had a good laugh over the fact that Thembi puts his number down on her accounts other than her own, and made a joke that had the lady on the phone a tad shook.

After covering for Thembi, claiming she was not with him, Malcolm told his loyal helper that she owes him big time. Lol, these two are too much!

“Thembi owes me”

The people of Mzansi crack it pup, living for the relationship these two share

It is no secret that not any employer would have done this for their employee, especially a domestic worker. People just love the bond Malcolm and Thembi share and how much nonsense the two of them cause.

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Take a look at what some had to say:

@Narosha Torrent said:

“Best employer award goes to Malcolm as of the company thy policy of revealing so much info is unacceptable."

@user6956571634246 said:

“She is drinking tea as if nothing is wrong ”

@missbellaire said:

“Malcolm and Thembi they must speak the truth this a mother and son relationship ”

@user7531484503064 said:

“Call centre lady when she sees this”

@Mimi_❤️ said:

"They must leave Thembi alone, she’s living her best life "”

Mzansi TikTok star and domestic worker Thembi lives soft life with employer, a day at the spa for the girls

In related news, Briefly News reported that domestic workers become part of the family, and that rings true for the Wentzels’. Thembi spent the day at the spa with her employer instead of cleaning and folding laundry like she normally does.

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Many domestic workers are ill-treated. However, there are some employers, like the Wentzel family, who are changing that narrative and setting a sterling example.

Malcolm Wentzel took to Twitter with a picture of his helper Thembi and his gorgeous wife living their best life at the spa. While Thembi is their domestic worker, she has become part of the family, and they believe she too deserves a little spoil every now and then.

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Source: Briefly News

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.