Pam Andrews Asks People to Stop Sending Inappropriate Messages
OkMzansi | 26.06.2026 01:15
Actress and content creator Pam Andrews has asked people to stop sending inappropriate pictures and videos to her business WhatsApp number.
Pam shared a video on Instagram where she explained that the WhatsApp number linked to her business is only meant for business purposes and is not her personal number.
She said, “I just wanted to talk about this quickly. So you guys know that I have my business. If you didn’t know, my business is buying catalytic converters from people and then also attached is a WhatsApp number. That is not my phone number.”
Pam explained that she does not manage the WhatsApp account herself. Instead, her business partner handles the messages and negotiations.
“I’ve got someone doing the admin for me, of course doing the WhatsApp and whatever messages and stuff like that. I don’t do it because this person is good at negotiating and stuff like that. My business partner has been doing the admin for me. He’s been showing me some of the stuff that you guys are sending me.”
She was shocked by some of the content being sent to the business account.
“Oh my goodness! Why are you guys sending me naked pictures and some of you even sending pictures of you touching yourselves and nude pictures.”
Pam made it clear that the WhatsApp number should only be used for business enquiries. She also said the inappropriate content has been upsetting her business partner.
She asked people to stop sending such content and reminded them that the number is strictly for work.
“No more naughty videos and pictures and stuff like that. Only for business.”
Despite the issue, Pam thanked the people who have supported her new business.
She said, “If you want to make some extra money and you just have some catalytic converters laying around in your garage or on your bed or wherever, I’ll find buy it from you for a good price.”
Get the latest South African entertainment news, trending stories, and viral updates straight to your WhatsApp.
