• Thu. Nov 21st, 2024

“Good girl”: Jelly Babie earns SA’s forgiveness after Big Save cashier scandal, peeps applaud video of apology

TikTok influencer Jelly Babie seems to have cleared her name after going viral for all the wrong reasons. The Bacardi dancer had a clash with a Big Save teller and her rude conduct in a video got her cancelled on X.

Jelly Babie’s clash with Big Save cashier ends

Many South Africans held an 18 year old influencer accountable after she shared a video of herself being rude to an employee. Jelly Babie lost 500,000 followers result of the video and she has since apologised.

A video on social media shows Jelly Babie going back to Big Save to apologize to the cashier Martha. In the video Jelly stood in front of the Big Save staff and said she has learned her lesson and asked for support since she is young and needed to be show the right way. In pictures the two shared a hug. Watch the clip shared by @MDNnews below:

South Africa shows mercy to Jelly Babie

Many people thought that Jelly Babie’s trending scandal was a big learning moment for her because she is still young. The influencer also received a gift in the form of a book about emotional intelligence. Read people’s comments below:

@iamNkunzy said:

“I wonder if she was not pulled off sponsor and losing followers would she have came to apologise.”

@LovethL45957 wrote:

“That is good news .I hope she learnt her lesson.”

@Asa_Sigoxo added:

“She learned a lesson from this.”

@savenoho was impressed:

“Good girl but she needs to be taught a lesson.”

@BasterRus20895 added:

“Apology must be followed by a changed behavior, is not for the first time I saw her behave that way, firstly it was on TV when she disrespect a fellow Barcadi artist by the name of Phindile, she’s young and has got potential, she just needs to a proper management to channel her career.”

Trecia Makhubele

Trecia Makhubele

Trecia Makhubele is a human rights activist, educator, and lawyer who presently resides in China where she teaches homeroom English language arts. Her varied educational background comprises a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) and a Bachelor of Social Sciences in Politics and International Studies from Rhodes University. Trecia studied for a Master of Laws (LLM) with a focus on Human Rights and Pandemics at Liverpool John Moores University because she was dedicated to expanding her knowledge of human rights concerns.

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