Amapiano sensation Lady Du, has come to Nhlanhla Nciza's defense after tweeps dragged her for not revealing her new man's face on social media.
Nhlanhla wowed social media users on 19 December 2022 after she shared a series of snaps with her picture-perfect family in a stunning Christmas shoot. Nhlanhla looked drop-dead gorgeous in a blue gown while her family donned black outfits.
It became evident that the singer has found love and she is off the market again. Nhlanha opted to protect her new beau by not showing off his face, but her followers dragged her for hiding his face. Clearly, Nhlanhla is overprotective of her family and she will not be revealing her partner's face soon for certain reasons.
A Twitter user said she had many questions about the couple's relationship, but Lady Du said she should not question what is not hers. A Twitter user replied to her tweet and said, "Then don't put out to the public something you don't want to be scrutinized on."
Lady Du pleaded with tweeps to respect Nhlanhla's privacy and said she would reveal her partner's face once she is prepared.
"Nhlanhla has been through a lot, she is ready to tell you she has a man but is respecting his privacy due to what social media might do. She’s protecting him for now, when they are both ready she’ll post. Most importantly respecting his kids too," she tweeted.
Nhlanhla has been through a lot, she is ready to tell you she has a man but is respecting his privacy due to what social media might do. She’s protecting him for now, when they are both ready she’ll post. Most importantly respecting his kids too. ❤️❤️❤️
Nhlanhla has had her own fair share of struggles. She separated from her ex-husband music mogul Thembinkosi “TK” Nciza in 2019. The two headed for divorce and she revealed that it was hectic.
Reportedly, Nhlanhla Mafu announced their divorce shortly after the couple renewed their vows, and speculations behind the reason for the divorce was said to be infidelity and cheating.
Taking to her Instagram account, she penned an open letter to her son Luvuyo, in which she opened up about the loss of her daughter Zinathi. “In 2009 when the heavens gained your sister Zinathi I thought it was the end of me, the pain and the hurt was so deep, so intense and so unbearable, I never thought I’d be able to survive another day,” wrote the mom.
“I was in such a dark place, so broken, so depressed, and in so much pain that at times it felt too much to bear,” she wrote.
She expressed her gratitude to her son for being the reason that she is still alive.
“You gave me a reason to fight, to get back on my feet, and to never give up. You literally breathed life back into my body and I will never forget that for as long as I live. I want you to know that you are not only my son but you are my hero too. I owe the fact that I’m out here and living my best life to you,” she wrote.
