Dlamini was criticized after being photographed at the premiere of her film “The Honeymoon” by Twitter users who thought she was unimpressive.

Minnie had already endured extreme fat shaming and public mockery after her divorce from her ex-husband, Quinton Jones.

Another tweeter user responded and said:

“Ai no.. I can’t tell my younger self that this is the hun I crushed on back when she would say “hi my name is Minnie Dlamini, intombi yomZulu” she gave me chills. wharepen mara kodwa ngaye??

During the world premiere of her soon-to-be-released film, “The Honeymoon,” which hits theatres at the end of the month, numerous tweeps expressed their dissatisfaction, and she has since been the target of relentless trolling and torment.

On the microblogging app, haters attacked Minnie. A few of her supporters intervened on her behalf, but the trolls persisted in attacking her. Minnie has had a protracted history of body shaming whenever she posts images on Twitter.

Trolls never miss an opportunity to publicly humiliate Dlamini and to refer to her as a former beauty.

One of the most eagerly awaited local movies of the year, “The Honeymoon,” starring Tumi Morake, Minnie Dlamini, and Kajal Bagwandeen, has finally been released.

The movie opens with Kat’s (Kajal Bagwandeen) fiancé calling off their wedding the night before the big day. Kat is upset since she is ambitious yet insecure. Noks (Tumi Morake) and Lu (Minnie Dlamini), two of her lifelong closest friends, convince Kat to accompany them to Zanzibar for their honeymoon.

Ladies and gentlemen...

Minnie Dlamini 💛🧡 pic.twitter.com/LnljRelnU0

— 𝕋 𝕦 𝕞 𝕚 𝕤 𝕒 𝕟 𝕘 (@tumi_Phefo) March 25, 2023

Will their friendship survive a crazy time in paradise when what was supposed to be a vacation away from their concerns quickly evolves into something else?

The Honeymoon will be shown in 72 theatres countrywide from all exhibitors on March 31, 2023.