Socialite Doreen Kabarebe Slut-Shamed for Attacking Winnie Nwagi and Tweep Dee, Calling them Sumbie Vendors

Posted on January 13, 2024
By Sean Musa Carter
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Social media platforms, particularly Twitter, have been set ablaze with a heated debate after Ugandan model and socialite Doreen Kabareebe said that singer Winnie Nwagi and Twitter user DeeDi are sumbie vendors hiding behind Transport money, when they said ka-50k is not enough,

The controversy unfolded when Kabareebe asserted that women endorsing the idea of receiving transport money exceeding UGX 50k after a date are essentially concealing their true profession as prostitutes.

Kabareebe, known for her outspoken nature, expressed her views on an Instagram post by mbu.ug, challenging women to openly declare their financial expectations instead of relying on date money. The comments section quickly turned into a battleground, with Twitter users joining the fray to either support or criticize Kabareebe's stance.

In her Instagram comment, Kabareebe called out singer Winnie Nwagi and Twitter personality DeeDi for allegedly promoting the notion that women should expect substantial transport funds post-date.

The model urged these women to be transparent about their intentions, suggesting they simply "name their prices."

The fallout escalated when Twitter users retaliated by unearthing and exposing Kabareebe's past relationships, both with older and younger men.

The model's statement about DeeDi being an older woman who has given birth to four children, each from different fathers, was particularly highlighted by netizens. This led to a widespread debate about the appropriateness of Kabareebe's remarks and the relevance of personal histories in discussions about dating etiquette.

As the social media storm continues to brew, observers note that the controversy highlights the intersection of traditional dating norms and modern digital discourse.

The saga unfolds against the backdrop of evolving societal norms, prompting discussions about the role of financial expectations in relationships and the broader implications of public figures influencing these conversations.

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