A Cape Town waitress is deeply grateful for the worldwide support she received after a video of a model touching her inappropriately at a restaurant went viral. CapeTimesSA
Cape Town – A Cape Town waitress is deeply grateful for the worldwide support she has received after a CCTV video of a model touching her inappropriately at a restaurant went viral.
The Port Elizabeth model subsequently lost his job with both Boss models and Model Werk. He also apologised on Instagram, saying he was "deeply ashamed by his behaviour, for touching Van Niekerk’s behind while she served customers at an adjacent table. "I'm blown away. Men and women have been reaching to me from all over the world and it is amazing. Bless all of you."
"YOU ARE EXPOSED! And caught in the act!"It BREAKS my heart! I’ve watched it over and and over again...feeling more like trash each time. Men of South Africa this is happens on regular basis...what are YOU going to do about it ? "If you see your mate doing this CALL THEM OUT!, DON’T wait for them to get physical with women to call them out. Men of SOUTH AFRICA stop touching us inappropriately!.
“Boss Models prides itself on its progressive agenda to help transform the fashion industry into a just and equitable space.“All situations arising which contravene this goal are dealt with swiftly and with resolve,” Bruchhausen said.
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