'Even the vulnerable have family that can protect them. It’s acting all of this.'
TshisaLIVE has reached out to Moja Love for comment on the criticism, and this article will be updated once it is received.“This show is fake. Never. Even the vulnerable have family who can protect them. It’s acting, all of this. Generally we can’t allow such violent conduct. It’s very wrong,” he said.
He joked that should anyone even try it with those he cared for, he would step in and sort out the bodyguards. Moja Love defended itself from similar claims in June, when it was accused of selling criminality as entertainment. The outrage came when a bodyguardIn a statement to TshisaLIVE at the time, Moja Love head of production Bokani Moyo said security on the show were “managing a situation”.is a reality show with unpredictable situations. The security personnel on the show are professionals who are trained.
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