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Award-winning actor Wiseman Mncube has issued a public apology following a social media post that sparked significant backlash for its comments regarding Ashley Ogle.
The actor’s remarks, which have since been deleted, were perceived by many as insensitive and potentially racially charged.
In the now-removed Facebook post, Mncube referred to Ogle using a racial descriptor and made comments about her background in Wentworth.
Additionally, he encouraged his followers to vote for Ogle’s boyfriend, Sweet Guluva, to “run while he still can.”
Ogle’s fanbase and other online commentators swiftly condemned Mncube’s remarks, labeling them as racist and bullying.
In his apology, Mncube expressed remorse for any offense caused by his post saying his comments were intended as a joke, but he has taken full responsibility for the negative repercussions and hurt caused by his words.
“Hi everyone, I would like to sincerely apologize to Ashley, her fans, and anyone else I may have hurt with my words. What I meant as a joke was thoughtless and, in hindsight, completely inappropriate.
“I take full responsibility for my actions and the harm they may have caused. I now realize the weight of my words and the impact they can have, and I am committed to being more mindful in the future.
“I will take this as a learning moment and do better moving forward. I am truly sorry!” wrote Ncube
Kuthiwa eyonile uma ilibona iphutha iyaxolisa 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 pic.twitter.com/MnPcgIz7Sq
— Wiseman Mncube (@wiseman_mncube) March 25, 2025
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