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Skeem Saam Star Pebetsi Matlaila Opens Up About Abusive Marriage and Near-Death Experience

Renowned Skeem Saam actress Pebetsi Matlaila, recognized for her portrayal of Mokgadi in the SABC 1 educational drama, has bravely shared her harrowing experiences of being in an abusive marriage and facing a near-death encounter.

In a recent interview on the Gamechangers podcast, Matlaila shed light on the tumultuous chapter of her life, delving into the challenges she confronted during her marriage and the profound impact it had on her mental health.

Matlaila disclosed that her union with her former husband lasted less than a year, and even before tying the knot, she noticed troubling signs. She revealed, “We were officially married for nine months, but our relationship as boyfriend and girlfriend only lasted about three months.

Unfortunately, I recognized the red flags before the marriage. He struggled with addiction, and when he was under the influence of alcohol, he became abusive. Contrary to what people may think, my marriage wasn’t a fairytale gone wrong; it was dark from the very beginning.”

 

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Reflecting on the events that unfolded, the Spar lady bravely addressed the leak of her video, expressing her deep sense of heartbreak while acknowledging her role in the situation. With admirable honesty, she revealed that she was the one who had betrayed her boyfriend’s trust by engaging in infidelity, leading to his decision to leak the video out of anger.

 

 

 

Despite the public scrutiny and humiliation she faced as a result of the video’s circulation, the Spar lady shared that she and her boyfriend were able to reconcile following the incident. Their journey towards reconciliation serves as a testament to the strength of their relationship and their commitment to overcoming adversity together.In opening up about her experience, the Spar lady has shed light on the complexities of relationships and the consequences of one’s actions. Her willingness to take responsibility for her mistakes and confront the repercussions head-on is commendable, offering valuable lessons in accountability and forgiveness.

As the Spar lady continues to navigate the aftermath of the viral video, her story serves as a reminder of the power of resilience and the importance of communication and honesty in relationships. While the road to healing may be challenging, her courage in speaking out is a step towards reclaiming her narrative and moving forward with grace and dignity.In sharing her story, the Spar lady invites us to reflect on our own actions and the impact they can have on those around us. May her journey inspire us all to strive for understanding, compassion, and growth, both in our relationships and in our interactions with others.

Well-known South African reality TV star, media personality, and businesswoman, Nonku Williams first child, Nothile turns 17.The birthday celebrant is Nonku’s only girl and first child whom she allegedly shares with the late popular Mzansi gospel star, Sfiso Ncwane.Taking to social media,

 

 

 

 

the reality TV star shared a video of how she surprised her daughter.My first born. My only daughter. My Princess. Words could never express how much I love you, cherish you, believe in you. My prayer as you start your next chapter in life is that you may continue to walk in God’s purpose. You’re so gifted and uniquely talented…don’t hide it❤️ I plead the blood of Jesus over and the protection of God over all the days of your life. Happy birthday pumpkin,” Nonku captioned video.Nonku Williams celebrates the 17th

Late Gospel Star Sfiso Ncwane’s Daughter Speaks Out Her Heartfelt.
SOME five years have passed since the death of Sifiso Ncwane, a faith-based musician, has passed away, but the wounds of his death have not healed the heart of his daughter, Sinqobile Mzelemu. Sinqobile (23) from Mahwaqa village, Mthwalume even vented her grief on a song in honor of her father entitled Hamba Kahle. Sinqobile was actually the child Sifiso gave out of wedlock to Neli Mzelemu and was 16 when his father passed away in December 2016. Sinqobile said she wrote the song before her father was buried and intended to say goodbye to him at the memorial service but it never happened.
Asked when she first realized she had the ability to sing, Sinqobile said she started when she was in primary school.

 

 

 

 

When there were events at school, people would give me money and ask me to sing. They often asked me to sing my father’s songs. At the time I did not know who my father was. The news spread like wildfire. I also said that when I sang it I would be sad and in tears.
“Singing is just something I love because even when we are at home I sometimes tell us to sing. At church we have a choir singing. We once went to SA’s Got Talent, I went with my friends.” Sinqobile said he wished Sifiso knew how he felt about him.
“I wanted to spend more time with him, and I just got that love from my dad. Or I couldn’t get the whole thing but just getting a little bit. No kid doesn’t need a dad around him.
“I love her and I miss her so much,” concludes Sinqobile who records under Ntokozo FM’s Fabulous Ndwalane’s Fabulous Music Records. Fabulous said he was asked by Sinqobile to help him release the album. “Then I recorded him under my record label Thoko and I was recording a video last Saturday,” Fabulous concludes.