WATCH: Inno Morolong apologises to Lerato Kganyago ‘Very distasteful’
Inno Morolong has apologised to Lerato Kganyago after she made an insensitive video discussing the radio personality’s miscarriage.
South African media personality Lerato Kganyago left social media users saddened after she revealed that she had suffered a miscarriage. She almost instantly started trending as social media users discussed her struggle with pregnancy.
One of the many people who weighed in was controversial former reality TV star Inno Morolong. In a worrisome video, she blasted Lerato as a loudmouth who disrespects people. She also implied that the miscarriage was a punishment from God.
She has since apologised for the video in an Instagram post. Many social media users are not impressed and have blasted her.
INNO MOROLONG APOLOGISES FOR ‘DISTASTEFUL’ VIDEO ABOUT LERATO KGANYAGO
Many shared heartwarming messages with Metro FM radio host Lerato Kganyago after she revealed that she had suffered another miscarriage.
One person who did not have kind words for the star was former reality TV star Inno Morolong.
Heading online after Lerato broke the news, Inno shared a video discussing Lerato’s loss.
According to her, the miscarriage was a part of God’s punishment because of how Lerato always flaunts her wealth. She also said that the radio presenter thinks she’s better than everyone else.
A SWIFT APOLOGY
She has since taken to her Instagram page to apologise to Lerato for the insensitive video.
“@leratokganyago I’m sorry f rom the bottom of my heart. It was very distasteful of me to say such horrible things about you. Please find it in your heart to forgive me. Sending you love and light sis,” she wrote.
Social media users are not impressed and have blasted her in the comment section.
“Being mean to someone is a reflection of your character, not theirs. Furthermore, it won’t make you powerful, it only shows your weakness. Life will humble this one one day. May the almighty God forgive her, and so is Lerato.”
Inno Morolong apologizes to Lerato Kganyago. pic.twitter.com/F9rSpmMwxn
— MDN NEWS (@MDNnewss) February 23, 2024
