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Ntando Duma talks losing her virginity and pregnacy on The Fresh Breakfast

This morning all rounder, Ntando Duma, joined The Fresh Breakfast on her way to work! Yes at 05:40 she was on her way to work, talk about being an over achiever. Mpho Maboi asked Ntando how she maintains her beautiful body and she attributes her amazing physique to her awesome metabolism because she literally eats anything. They even discussed pregnancy and what cravings she has, bananas are at the top of her list. In response to the backlash she received after she announced her pregnancy via an online magazine interview, Ntando sets the records straight. Ntando relates how she felt after discovering she is pregnant and confessed exclusively that she actually popped the cherry the day after her uMemulo and was in fact still a virgin when she did uMemulo. "To have uMemulo yes you have to be a virgin but i was a virgin when i did my memulo. Funny enough exclusive things on METRO FM I actually broke my virginity right after uMemulo. The day after." Listen to the interview below

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