"My uncle started the prayer but we couldn't believe what he did then!" - KZN Listener

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Family gatherings are hotspots for embarrassing moments.

While some of these moments might not be too funny as they are happening or directly after, as the years pass you tend to look back and find the hilarity.

Other moments just remain too embarrassing to talk about...

But Stacey and J Sbu believe that talking can be therapeutic, so they wanted to give KZN the opportunity to share their story and things got wild!

From drunk uncles to thieves at a funeral and everything in between, these are the best, and worst, embarrassing stories you'll ever hear.
9 Dec 2021 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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