Mzansi in Panic After Malcolm Wentzel’s Illusive TikTok Caption Had Them Thinking Mama Thembi Was No Longer

Mzansi in Panic After Malcolm Wentzel’s Illusive TikTok Caption Had Them Thinking Mama Thembi Was No Longer

  • Malcolm Wentzel had the people of Mzansi in a total panic when he posted a TikTok that had them thinking Thembi may be gone
  • The TikTok turned out to be of Thembi tuning Malcolm about selling her favourite bakkie without consulting her, what a relief
  • People took to the comment section to express their panic and gratitude that Thembi is still here and making them laugh

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Mzansi TikTok star and domestic Thembi and her employer Malcolm Wentzel have become a South African favourite. So, when Malcolm posted a new TikTok with a caption that was quickly interpreted as the end of Thembi, people were in a panic!

Thembi sitting on her fave bakkie for the last time
Malcolm Wentzel posted a TikTok that had fans stressing it was the end of Thembi. Image: TikTok / Malcolm Wentzel
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Thembi and Malcolm’s relationship has become an inspiration to many. Thembi is not just Malcolm’s domestic worker, she is family.

Malcolm took to TikTok with a clip which he captioned “Gone but not forgotten.. #thembi #fknarmy”… Well, you can only imagine what most people’s first thought was when reading that and seeing Thembi smiling on the cover picture.

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Turns out, Thembi is perfectly OK! The only upset in Thembi’s life is that Malcolm sold her favourite bakkie without consulting her first, lol. What a relief. The bid farewell is to the bakkie, not our beloved Thembi.

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Fans have a slight panic attack when initially seeing the post

Before people clicked the play button their blood pressure had risen and they could feel their hearts racing. Just the thought of Thembi being no more had many people feeling overwhelmed with emotion. Thankfully sis is okay and people were able to laugh at her sass regarding the sale of the bakkie.

Take a look at some of the panic-filled yet relived comments:

@MissGrayy❤️ said:

“For a minute I thought you said Thembi is gone and I almost cried until you said "the bakkie is gone"...♀️”

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@Gaelen De Klerk said:

“I thought she died!!!!”

@Mr Bezuindenhout said:

“I nearly got a heart attack. I thought Thembi is leaving ”

@n.a.n.g.u.l.a said:

“My heart skipped I thought it was Thembi retiring ”

@Dika said:

“So my Wi-Fi decided to freeze just when I swiped up, and I read "Gone but not forgotten", I wanted to cry. Stupid Wi-Fi.”

Mzansi TikTok star and domestic worker Thembi has Mzansi in stitches as she grooves into the weekend

In related news, Briefly News reported that Mzansi TikTok star and domestic worker Thembi is a Mzansi fave. Her employer and bestie, Malcolm Wentzel, shared a clip showing fans what sis gets up to after hours.

Everyone puts on their professional hats when on duty, however, you can generally gauge what they will be like after hours. Thembi’s contagious energy and hilarious personality never disappoint.

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Malcolm took to TikTok with a clip which he captioned “Thembi on Friday nights” and it is everything. The video shows Thembi grooving to some live music with a friend and her moves are priceless.

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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.

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