When one of the families asked her about her short-term goals, moghel straight up said she was looking to be a housewife.
started on Sunday, fans were uncertain about the bachelorette's motives for being on the show.
Thandeka said she came to the show to find someone to vibe and go on a date with, but fans were confused, because as she explained her desired date, it seemed she was looking for a “blesser”. OK, viewers weren't going to judge her at that point, but when she started dissing a teacher's salary, it was an immediate red flag.
Her attitude towards anybody she considered “broke” was unflattering to say the least and earned her a whole lot of judgment from tweeps.Thandeka hle.. I cringe every time uBaby girl opens her mouth.. it's a cringe fest!!
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