Sophie Ndaba Addresses Claims That She Has Lost Her R2 Million Home To The Bank

Sophie Ndaba Addresses Claims That She Has Lost Her R2 Million Home To The Bank. Actress and entrepreneur Sophie Ndaba is often setting the records straight from different allegations. If it’s not about her love life it’s her business but this time it’s about her home she bought a few years ago.

Sunday World reported last week that the actress had taken a loan of about R2.2 million and bought a house in a posh suburb in Johannesburg. The publication reported that the home had now been sold after she failed to keep up with her bond with Mercantile Bank and claimed court documents they saw showed that Sophie and her company, Sophla Trading, were cited as the first and second respondents, respectively, having obtained a R2.2-million home loan from the bank to purchase the home back in 2016.

Sophie has since taken to Instagram to set the records straight calling out the publication. “Dear Sunday world and your stupid journalist Sphe who yesterday wrote ukuth mina my house was sold by Mercantile bank well darling let me give you education 101. When a bank sells a house it’s called an auction. l sold my house through CF property agents, the shortfall is between me and mercantile bank, that’s my fight that I’m fighting privately which doesn’t involve you,” she said.

In the article, they also described the actress as “ailing” which she also addressed in the video. “Number 2 I’m not ailing, do l look like an ailing person? Look at me hunny, my eyes they are normal aren’t they, I’m not ailing, stop messing with my business, stop messing with my family, stop messing with my future, l am rewriting my future and l don’t need you helping me with your stupidity…. Stupid stupid to the core, do your research, understand what you are writing,” she lashed out.

The actress’s video was met with supportive comments from her industry friends including Rami Chiune who wrote, “Askies hle Sophla❤️.” Watch the video below.

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