South African actress Rami Chuene has found herself at the centre of a heated national conversation after publicly defending her daughter Ntateng Chuene’s career as an OnlyFans content creator.

During a recent joint television appearance, Ntateng candidly shared her journey into adult content creation.

She revealed that she had previously been posting explicit content—referred to colloquially as “amaNyudzi”—on X (formerly Twitter) without making any financial return.

She expressed relief and satisfaction at finally finding a platform that allows her to monetise her passion

Rather than shying away from the controversial topic, Rami firmly stood by her daughter’s choices on national television.

The veteran actress reframe the narrative around adult entertainment, describing Ntateng’s content as “Art” and adamantly asserting that her daughter is an artist.

Rami’s uncompromising stance emphasizes a modern, sex-positive approach to parenting, where individual autonomy and financial independence take precedence over traditional societal expectations.

The broadcast has triggered an intense wave of mixed reactions across social media platforms, dividing South Africans into two distinct camps.

Many netizens and traditionalists have questioned Rami’s parenting, arguing that publicly endorsing adult content creation undermines cultural values and sets a concerning precedent for young audiences.

Conversely, a large segment of the public has applauded the Giyani: Land of Blood star.

Supporters praise her unconditional love, openness, and willingness to let her adult daughter navigate her own career path without maternal shame or judgment.

As the conversation continues to trend, the Chuene family has highlighted a growing cultural shift in how South Africans view bodily autonomy, digital entrepreneurship, and the boundaries of parental support in the modern era.

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