‘I don’t belong to anyone’ Jojo Robinson Slams Critics Over Friendship With Nonku Williams

Jojo Robinson has penned an explosive post slamming critics following recent comments about her friendship with Nonku Williams.

The post came after many people questioned the future of their friendship after Nonku left The Real Housewives of Durban.

Nonku Williams’ Exit from the reality show

The reality TV star revealed that she was leaving the show because it had become toxic. Williams slammed the show for the level of toxicity that it has portrayed throughout the years.

Nonku shared that she no longer recognises the toxic person that she sees on the screen. She shared that she can no longer watch herself when the show airs.

Williams also takes responsibility for the role she played in creating a toxic atmosphere on the show.

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Jojo Robinson slams critics over friendship with Nonku Williams-Image Source@Bonamagazine

She then announced that she is leaving the show and will not be returning, even for the reunion. Her announcement was met with mixed reactions by fans. Most fans inquired about the state of her friendship with Jojo after she left the show.

Robinson made it clear to people that she is not anyone’s property, and so she can not be stolen or given away. She went on to share that she needs breathing space with her friends.

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Jojo shared that life is not easy for her at the moment, but she can not share due to the nature of television. She went further to ask that her friendship not be put under scrutiny, as people have been doing for most of the previous years.

I’ve been in a friendship that has been under constant scrutiny from the public for years.. We BOTH need some time and some grace, please allow us both that and don’t assume anything right now.

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