Sophie Lichaba puts a hater in her place ‘You think you know me and my story? You’re pathetic’

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Sophie Lichaba puts a hater in her place ‘You think you know me and my story? You're pathetic’
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA – MARCH 12: Sophie Lichaba during the official screening of Somizi and Mohale: The Union white wedding episode at Morrells Boutique Hotel on March 12, 2020 in Johannesburg, South Africa. The show celebrates the union of their love, the merging of their families and their respective Zulu and Sotho cultures. (Photo by Gallo Images/Oupa Bopape)

On-screen character Sophie Lichaba has again left her haters turning with a stinging clapback.

The Lockdown star has been focused by cyberbullies in the course of the most recent couple of years in light of her emotional weight reduction from diabetes.

Sophie has likewise needed to manage a few passing bits of gossip, which she concedes has negatively affected her and her family.

So when an online life client professed to have some guidance for Sophie, the entertainer was not having any of it.

As a matter of first importance, she adjusted the tweep, saying her name was Sophie Lichaba, and afterward advised the tweep to “grow up”.

“I get angered by individuals like you. Adjustment, I’m Sophie Lichaba. On the off chance that you thought I need fixing why not email or inbox me as the expert you state you seem to be?

“Grow up. You think you know me and know my story? So arbitrarily you remark? You’re disgraceful.”

Fans were correspondingly offended at the tweep’s remarks and encouraged Sophie to disregard the loathe.

Others felt Sophie should show the tweep a thing or two and open a body of evidence against her.

This isn’t the first occasion when that Sophie has trained in on Twitter trolls. Simply a month ago she reacted to claims that she wasn’t being honest about her battles and diabetic patients “don’t look” like Sophie.

“Lord have mercy on her and her idiocy. She doesn’t know life,” Sophie said accordingly.

She additionally hit back at the individuals who had sentiments about how she should carry on with her life.

“I will do what suits me, my dear. Concentrate on your life and go get tried for each illness. Why should you choose what I ought to do? Who are you?” Sophie asked a pundit.

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