Radio host Minenhle Minnie Ntuli finds herself at the centre of a growing storm after a volatile confrontation with fellow The Real Housewives of Durban cast member Londie London was broadcast, prompting widespread criticism and calls for her dismissal from both television and radio platforms.
Station Breaks Silence on Growing Backlash
Gagasi FM issued an official statement acknowledging the incident, confirming Ntuli has taken “full responsibility” for her actions. The broadcaster emphasised its stance against workplace aggression while revealing Ntuli has submitted formal apologies to the RHOD production team and cast members, to be addressed in an upcoming reunion episode.
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“We support Minnie’s decision to seek professional assistance for emotional management,” the statement read. “As media professionals, we believe in fostering reconciliation and creating environments that encourage personal growth, mutual understanding, and respectful conflict resolution.”
Viewer Response and Petition Movement
The public reaction has been overwhelmingly critical, with many audience members expressing disappointment through social media channels. A Change.org petition demanding Ntuli’s removal from both RHOD and her co-hosting position on Gagasi FM’s The Rising morning show has gained significant traction, amassing nearly 20,000 verified signatures at time of reporting.
“Reality television shouldn’t normalize physical aggression,” states the petition. “We call on producers and broadcasters to demonstrate that such behavior carries professional consequences to maintain trust with audiences and sponsors alike.”
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While the root cause of the tension between the two personalities remains unclear, viewers have noted Ntuli’s consistently antagonistic behavior toward London throughout the season, raising concerns about the escalation of conflicts in reality programming.