The Queen Actress Brenda Ngxoli Shuts Down Claims of Using Donation Money to Buy New Teeth
Brenda Ngxoli has hit back at allegations that she used donation money to enhance her teeth. The actress, who received financial support earlier this year after sharing her struggles online, dismissed the claims as an attempt to tarnish her name.
The speculation arose after Ngxoli shared a photo with musician Vusi Nova at the House of Smilez, a well-known dental practice. Some social media users questioned whether she had spent the donated funds on dental work.
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Brenda Ngxoli Sets the Record Straight
Responding to the claims in the comments section of Maphepha Ndaba’s Instagram page, Ngxoli clarified that she visited the dental practice only for a routine check-up and cleaning.
“For the record: I did not purchase any new teeth. House of Smilez gifted me my Hollywood Smile at the beginning of last year,” she stated.
Brenda Ngxoli Shuts Down Claims of Using Donation Money to Buy New Teeth (Image Credit: Instagram @brendangxoli)She further expressed disappointment at the allegations, describing them as a smear campaign against her character.
“An Attempt to Destroy My Integrity”
Ngxoli made it clear that she would not allow the accusations to shake her.
“Attempting perhaps to destroy my integrity, write your lies. Whatever you were hoping to achieve is between you, your conscience and God. I forgive you,” she wrote.
Her response has drawn mixed reactions online, with some fans supporting her while others continue to question how she spent the donation money.
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Over R130,000 in Donations Received
Ngxoli’s financial struggles became public in January when she posted distressing videos on social media. In response, award-winning social media influencer Mandisi Ntshangase launched a fundraising campaign, raising over R80,000.
Her former employer, Ferguson Films, also contributed R50,000, bringing the total to over R130,000. The donations were meant to assist her in rebuilding her life.