“Not This Year Sisi”: Girlfriend Disses Boyfriend’s Baby Mama and Catches Heat Online

“Not This Year Sisi”: Girlfriend Disses Boyfriend’s Baby Mama and Catches Heat Online

  • A woman's post backfired after she mocked her boyfriend's baby mama for allegedly stalking her on social media and not having a driver's licence
  • In her TikTok post, she claimed that the baby mama saw her driving her man's car and stated that she had her chance but chose to waste it
  • Social media users flooded the comment section, criticising her for putting another woman down and calling for her to do better next time
TikTok users were shocked to see a woman mocking a woman for not having a diver's licence
A lady was advised to delete a post about her boyfriend's baby mama after the comment section turned on her. Image:@call_me_waza
Source: TikTok

A local babe's attempt to shade her boyfriend's baby mama took an unexpected turn when social media users chose to protect the other woman, even though they had no idea who she was.

The woman, whose TikTok handle is @call_me_waza, shared a post implying that her boyfriend's ex was stalking her, and the post gained over 2K comments from women who spoke on behalf of the other woman.

Woman speaks about boyfriend's baby mama

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In the post, @call_me_waza shares a picture of herself and captions it, declaring that the baby mama needs to relax because she had her chance. She further mocks her for not having a driver's licence, suggesting she isn't on the same level as her while calling her out for allegedly stalking her.

Watch the TikTok post here.

SA calls lady out for her post

Her clip gained massive traction, attracting over 2K comments, most of them calling her out. Many people slammed her for putting another woman down over a man she wasn't even married to and said, in 2025, women should be uplifting each other instead of feuding over men. Others advised her to take down her post, telling her it did not land the way she wished it would.

Social media users shared that in 2025, women support each other
A babe boasted about having a driver's licence, and online users were not impressed. Image: @call_me_waza
Source: TikTok

User @omi said:

"Yho sana lwam, wrong audience 😂"

User @WFH Remote Jobs SA🇿🇦 commenetd:

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"Ladies we agreed that this year, we uplift each other nje 😏 not this."

User @Mokgethwa added:

"There's no reward for shaming another woman... Life is unpredictable."

User @Nomsanom shared:

"We do not speak this way sisi."

User @TS said:

"Not this year sisi. Never sisi no!"

User @Wendy Phoku added:

"I'm so proud of you my Queens. I feel like throwing a huge party for y'all 🥰"

3 Briefly News baby mama articles

  • Two baby mamas of the same man took their little ones out on a bonding date to strengthen their sibling relationship despite having broken up with him many years ago.
  • A baby mama confronted the father of her baby, who used their joint account to book a hotel after he lied about being at work.
  • A car wash worker left his baby mama with their two kids to be with a woman nearly twice his age.

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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