
Mommy Club’s pyjama TV plays to stereotypes
‘Mommy Club Van Die Hoofstad’ is the latest cringeworthy instalment of the franchise. It’s pyjama TV that plays to stereotypes.
SATURDAY, 19 APRIL 2025, 00:57
‘Mommy Club Van Die Hoofstad’ is the latest cringeworthy instalment of the franchise. It’s pyjama TV that plays to stereotypes.
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It’s going to be a busy and exciting weekend for the stars.
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