#Kukithila | Twitter can't deal with aunt & uncle who 'stole' their nieces' house
Maybe uncles and aunts should stop making themselves deputy parents...
Moja Love reality show Kukithi La has once again proven itself to be a mirror reflecting the realities of many South African communities, this week featuring a family's devastating fight over property.
Twitter couldn't help but feel sorry for the Thekiso children who have had a rough life after they were orphaned at a very young age and left in the care of their uncle and aunt by default.
The Thekiso children said their world was turned upside down when their uncle Tshongwa and his wife, moved in to look after them but allegedly kicked them out their parents’ house and pointed them towards a shack.
Tonight on #Kukithila
— Reba (@RebaMokgoko) November 29, 2018
The Thekiso children lost both parents at an early age, their world was turned upside down when their uncle Tshongwa Lebewane and his wife, moved in to look after them but allegedly kicked them out their parents’ house.
21:30 ch157(@MojaLoveTv)📺 pic.twitter.com/gtMGqRG0wR
Most viewers had seen similar situations around communities they come from, and said the most unfortunate thing that could ever happen to orphaned children was having uncles or aunts who didn't care for them.
The lady in pink is beyond disrespectful tjrrr o tlwaela batho masepa #KukithiLa pic.twitter.com/5wW2Sgb7sT
— Nthabi Motsemme (@Nthabi_M7) November 29, 2018
#Kukithila
— Tumi Sole (@tumisole) November 29, 2018
‘You’re not in my class’ pic.twitter.com/NLkXeZFeqE
#Kukithila My heart is painful about how the uncle's daughter looked down on her aunts. To the extent of saying that they can't even afford skin lotion! 😥
— 👑Naomi👑 (@SitholeNaomi) November 29, 2018
Kodwa kuse mhlabeni la, her day will come! pic.twitter.com/4TqNIrWUSn
This lady is that type of Aunty ongashoni fast. Bagcina sebathakatha laba #Kukithila pic.twitter.com/Kv5B1sA6GP
— Mduduzi Hadebe 🇿🇦™ (@macmonate) November 29, 2018
This is so unfair shame#Kukithila pic.twitter.com/AXCP2Ajza0
— Mamzangwa (@Vuzu_M) November 29, 2018
'they can't even afford lotion' yhu lo mama.#Kukithila pic.twitter.com/YO0smqvIst
— Mamzangwa (@Vuzu_M) November 29, 2018
15 people living together #Kukithila pic.twitter.com/6ZPz8hiy4i
— thuto klaas (@King_Nisb) November 29, 2018
#KukithiLa sometimes it's best to walk away from family members who are toxic, all they want is to drain you all you have pic.twitter.com/Qio2w38xo5
— Phumlani Somacala (@nkulipp) November 29, 2018
#Kukithila
— Gibson Ncube (@gib_zzz) November 29, 2018
Yet another programme where we are entertained by black pain and suffering pic.twitter.com/z3Xl7xApek
Moral of the story. Get you own property e ereng "nna we". Case closed.#Kukithila pic.twitter.com/JOwzC7brOs
— Enricoh Alfonzo🐺 ~ Watched COG!!🐉 (@Alfonzowords) November 29, 2018