Lerato Kganyago Calls Out Women Bullying Her Online

Award-winning TV and radio presenter and DJ, Lerato Kganyago Ndlala, has opened up about the online bullying she has been receiving from other women. She shared screenshots of messages from women who have been insulting her, especially targeting her womanhood.

In a series of posts, Lerato expressed her frustration, saying, “Morning. Today I want to post ALL the WOMEN that have been insulting me about my womanhood, etc. I really don’t care if it’s your business, or your work page… it’s none of my business!”

She continued, “I want to show you how VILE women are…don’t tell me about men, I have no business talking about men… I got time today!” Lerato didn’t hold back, pointing out the hypocrisy she sees among some women online. “Always the ones that sit in women seminars and post Bible verses. I got time today.”

Lerato also expressed disbelief over the behavior of some educated women. “I thought having a diploma or a degree came with a side of common sense, but it seems like they just got the ‘sensing common’ part!” she said.

She made it clear that she won’t allow anyone to dictate how she reacts. “You don’t get to bully me and tell me how to react! I don’t care about your job, business or children! Akere you don’t care about mine? I got time today.”

Lerato admitted the bullying has affected her deeply but stressed that she won’t sink to the same level. “I don’t deserve any of this. They’ve tossed a lot of pain my way based on assumptions and a snowball of accusations. I’ve closed my account, for my own sanity for now. I hate the way I’m feeling right now, full of hatred and revenge, just like them… but I’m not a PIG…they are! I knew they weren’t fans of my good vibes and carefree spirit, but I never imagined their dislike would reach this level.”

Despite the hurt, Lerato remains focused on moving forward. “I’m moving on. Always have always will,” she said.

Through her posts, Lerato Kganyago is sending a strong message: online bullying, even from fellow women, is unacceptable, and she refuses to let it define her.