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Ntando Duma angered by criticism of her parenting
Ntando Duma, although evidently angered by social media commentary, asserted that she will not be dictated to by the masses on how to raise her daughter, Sbahle Mzizi.
Ntando Duma took to Twitter on Monday, 29 June 2020, to share more visuals from her daughter, Sbahle Mzizi’s birthday celebration. Sbahle celebrated her third birthday the day before.
The Frozen-themed birthday celebration sparked conversation, as Sbahle posed alongside posters of the lead characters from the Disney film. This led to a follower questioning why she was not posing with black characters, and asking if Sbahle has black dolls.
Ntando addressed the Twitter user curtly, stating that they should first parent their own children before making uninformed statements. In a subsequent tweet, Ntando advised social media users to stop feeling entitled to other people’s lives. She concluded by affirming that she will not be intimidated by the masses. See the posts below.
My 3 year old baby?
?: @_anteye pic.twitter.com/mtbjSkXpVD
— Ntando Duma Mthomben (@dumantando20) June 28, 2020
There are and she owns plenty of them&WHITE ones too. And THAT doesn’t take anything away from her&it absolutely changes nothing from what I’ve taught her&instilled in her. She’s fully aware of who she is and her surroundings&that’s what’s important.
In conclusion,ZALA OWAKHO♥️ https://t.co/Un8rtaxARF
— Ntando Duma Mthomben (@dumantando20) June 29, 2020
Stop feeling entitled to people’s lives and things!
Stop expecting things from people! They don’t owe you jack!!!
Stop forcing your beliefs and culture on others!
Mind your f$CKen business and DO YOU!♥️
— Ntando Duma Mthomben (@dumantando20) June 21, 2020
Imagine having to switch the comments off cause there’s a bunch of immature and clout chasing individuals to leave their two cents comments about how I should live MY life. Asoze Motase, Ke tlo go nyisa pele then block you. Ha monate jwang♥️
— Ntando Duma Mthomben (@dumantando20) June 29, 2020
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