The moment you become a celeb, your life is not just years alone. It is the public’s as well in the sense that whatever you do will almost always attract a word or two from members of the public, positive or not.
This reality is only too glaring for those who are paying attention at all. In South Africa, though, Bonang might be picked as the latest example. In case you missed it, the House of BNG boss recently attended a gig in Ghana, where an anti-LGBTQ law happens to be in place.
When news reached the LGBTQ community in South Africa about her attendance, members of the group trolled her on social media, assuming that her going to the West African country was an endorsement of the anti-gay laws operating in the country.
At the time of writing, though, Bonang had said nothing about the criticisms of her trip to the former Gold Coast. See the post below.
Do you know that @Bonang is already in Ghana for @womenofvalour_ tomorrow?
Her Exclusive interview is at 9 am. Tune in . pic.twitter.com/jzqYOXgphS— PrettyMind (@AwisiDede) March 6, 2024
Well, while some people have been trolling her over her attendance at the Women of Valor event, some of her fans have stood steadfastly behind her, pointing out that her being in Ghana does not automatically translate to an endorsement of the country’s anti-LGBTQ laws.
