‘Business, as usual’: Mama Joy brags about R100k flight [video]

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Rubbing salt in their wounds? Mama Joy is bragging about her sponsored business class flight to the Paris Olympics..

Despite her sponsored trips being canned by Minister of Sport Gayton McKenzie, Chauke has continued to receive free VIP trips from other sources.On her X account, Mama Joy has been posting up a storm about her departure to the Olympics, to the surprise of many social media followers.

Sporting a funky suit and braids in the colours of the South African flag, Chauke posted: “Mama Joy to the Olympics, Paris.” Seemingly laughing at her critics, the sports supporter bragged that she didnt need the Department of Sports to pay her bills.⁩ Mamajoy I’m Paris Papa Joy took over… Am now A Superfan of him ,,,SA Super plan Watch the space am enjoyingResponding to one tweep, Mama Joy revealed that her “sponsor” behind the Paris Olympics trip was her French boyfriend, nicknamed “Papa Joy.”She added: “I’m in Paris Papa, Joy took over… I am now A Superfan of him. Watch the space. I am enjoying.

“To be there, I don’t care who paid for me or whatever. Whether it was paid by the president of the country or whoeverAt the time, Mama Joy was facing criticism over her plans to go to the Cricket World Cup in India, which she eventually did go to.@947joburg 'Whether it was paid by the president of the country or whoever but for me to be at the World Cup… Nothing else,' says Mama Joy to Robert Marawa. 🎥 Watch full interview: 947 YouTube channelArrows sign former Orlando Pirates midfielder – transfer

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