Sorisha Naidoo has claimed her future in the Real Housewives of Durban franchise is up in the air following a heated spat at the season four reunion.
The reality TV veteran walked off the set during filming after an argument with co-star Maria Valaskatzis and her “gusband” Neil Ramautar.
Throughout the season, Maria and Neil have taken nasty shots at the wife of Vivian Reddy. In one episode, Neil – a professional make-up artist – even labelled Sorisha a “slut” and “side chick” and accused her husband of “exploiting” his employees.
SORISHA LISTS DEMANDS FOR RHOD S5 RETURN
Speaking to Newzroom Afrika, Sorisha Naidoo said of the possibility of her Real Housewives of Durban return: “I need some time to process what has happened.”
She continued: I told production it would depend on a huge shake-up. I can’t put myself in a situation where I am surrounded by women who can’t be aspirational, and who don’t want to get to the point of moving on.
“I’m in two minds right now.”
Reiterating her thoughts, she told Showmax that she would return for season five “if we see each other as women and not anything else, I would be back.”
Sorisha added that she felt “disheartened that nobody felt that they had to apologise to me.”
‘SAD WE COULDN’T FIX IT’
Meanwhile, fellow Real Housewives of Durban star Jojo Robinson has reflected on season four and its abrupt ending.
During the reunion, Sorisha explained that she had ended her friendship with Jojo after witnessing how the latter had allegedly mistreated the show production in a previous season.
Jojo defended her actions, and expressed her disappointment in her former friend “ghosting” her.
In an Instagram post, Jojo said of her TV colleague: “Sorisha, I’m sad we couldn’t fix it. You meant something to me at some point, and that means something to me overall.
“May we strive to see the good in all situations… Overall, all I can hope for is peace going forward.”
Jojo – who bonded with pals Maria and Nonku Williams this season – added: “Unfortunately, the reunion didn’t end the way I had hoped, and we didn’t manage to hug it out, but maybe that’s what was meant for us.
“I really do wish ALL my fellow cast love, peace, and happiness for the future.”
