- Media personality Ntando Rambani recently commented on social media reports that she's pregnant
- Rambani previously made headlines when she hid her pregnancy after tying the knot with her second baby daddy
- South Africans applauded Rambani for setting the record straight on her pregnancy rumours

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Former The Queen actress Ntando Rambani recently clapped back at social media reports that she's pregnant with her third baby.
The businesswoman, who recently announced the debut of her book, responded to reports that she's pregnant.
Rambani, who previously married the father of her second daughter, surprised her fans and followers online when she launched her book.
Social media user @KhananiShangani shared a clip on her X account of Rambani commenting on the pregnancy rumours in a video.
The former The Queen star clapped back at a social media user who claimed she's expecting her third child and wrote:
"You are too old for this, Mam Zama. At your big age, I would expect more wisdom and maturity. Commenting on a woman's fertility and womb is completely out of line, and to go as far as making assumptions, spreading rumours and creating such wild allegations is truly distasteful.
South Africans comment on the clip
@phiphiMT reacted:
"Honestly, because why, as a grown person, can't you respect boundaries?"
@Hloni12090608 wrote:
"Shame, maybe zama wasn't saying it in a bad way."
@nokuthu40145175 said:
"Not that deep, hle; this one wa phapha and uqabanga uphakeme kakhulu nje ngendaba yokuthi ushadile aze athi voetsek emuntwini omdala."
@KhananiShingan1 replied:
"But old people should know that is crossing boundaries... we don’t comment on people’s weight, we don’t announce things on people’s behalf."
@KhananiShingan1 responded:
"Lol, but when has assuming someone is pregnant and announcing it on their behalf been a good thing?"

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Ntando Duma tears up recalling how her Grandmother dissed her freckles
In more entertainment news, Briefly News previously reported that actress Ntando Duma got emotional during a podcast interview after reflecting on how her grandmother used to criticise her freckles growing up.
Duma admitted she grew up believing she was not pretty because of the comments, but said the experience shaped how she mothers her own children.
Mzansi had mixed reactions, with some sympathising with Ntando while others felt grandparents never meant harm with their words.
Source: Briefly News
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