WATCH | #Uyajola99 host Jub Jub was 'put in his place' in Sunday's episode

25 October 2021 - 11:30 By Constance Gaanakgomo
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The star was put in his place by a lady who seemed not too grateful for the help he gave.
The star was put in his place by a lady who seemed not too grateful for the help he gave.
Image: Instagram/Jub Jub

TV host Jub Jub usually adds his spiciness to Uyajola99 with his back and forth banter with the guests as he helps them investigate infidelity in their relationship, but Sunday packed a surprise for Jub who ended up on the receiving end.

Having held the title of “spice king” since the show began, Jub Jub was unseated and “put in his place” by Nomthethwa on the latest episode of SA's version of Cheaters.

Mr Correction Six is accustomed to people expressing deep gratitude after he helps them confirm whether their partners are cheating. So he was in disbelief when Nomthethwa flipped the game and started going off at him instead of thanking him for his “help”. 

In the video, that has since gone viral, she (Nomthethwa) can be heard saying it's obvs that people need to help each other, insinuating that by already being there and filming it means it's a two-way street. She asked for help, and so she has it, no need to be thankful. Her sarcasm added extra spice to the episode.

“What did you want me to do, brother, give you money? You should help me, I'm human. You've helped me, I found my man. What should I give you now, what are you talking about,” the woman can be heard saying in the video clip.

Tweeps couldn't help but stan the queen for her feistiness, applauding her for her truth, while others enjoyed a good laugh at Jub Jub's expense.

On Instagram, one follower commented that this was the best episode she has ever watched. Others were calling for part two because Jub Jub met his “match”. 

Here are some of the reactions.


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