Babes Wodumo has recently been causing a stir on social media as she has been very active on Mampintsha’s WhatsApp status and social media account, seemingly planning to expose those women who were pursuing her late husband. This has caused a lot of controversy and speculation, as many people believe that she should be focusing on mourning Mampintsha’s passing rather than getting involved in drama.

However, it is important to remember that everyone handles grief differently and it is not our place to judge how Babes Wodumo chooses to cope with her loss.

It is possible that she is feeling overwhelmed and lashing out to cope with the pain.
Despite this, it is never okay to threaten to expose personal information or engage in online bullying. It is important to handle conflicts and grievances healthily and respectfully, rather than resorting to threatening or harmful behavior.

Understandably, Babes Wodumo may feel hurt and betrayed by the women who were pursuing her late husband, but it is important to remember that lashing out will not bring her any closure or healing.

She hinted at Mampintsha’s status that something is about to be dropped. She spoke along the lines of Bank notification and “nudes” being exposed on Mampintha’s face book account.
It is important to find healthy ways to cope with her grief and move forward positively.

 

 

 

In conclusion, while Babes Wodumo’s behavior on social media has caused a lot of controversies, it is important to remember that everyone handles grief differently and it is not our place to judge how she chooses to cope with her loss. However, it is never okay to engage in threatening or harmful behavior, and it is important to find healthy ways to cope with grief and move forward.

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