Is there trouble in paradise already? Some might think so after Medical Doctor and television personality Dr Musa Mthombeni too to his Instagram stories to expose his wife for trying to choke him in his sleep.
“Well, basically she telling the story of how she tried to kill me last night. I was sleeping and she blocked my nose.” He said about his wife.
Liesl responded and said that he was snoring and she was just playing with him, but Musa had a breakdown. “You were sleeping at 20h40 and then you snoring so I just did this (blocking his nose with her fingers) and you almost a break down. And then he said baby is choking me in my sleep,” she said.
Luckily the two were just fooling around and it was nothing hectic. Dr Musa and Liesl recently tied the knot and shared moments from their big day on social media. The two returned from their dreamy honeymoon in Cape Town. During their stay in the mother city, she did admit that hubby has the best social media captions. “I was thinking of being cheeky and funny in this caption but I’ve had a lot of red juice things and let’s be honest, Musa does that caption messiness best,” she said.
About a month ago, the couple contracted Covid-19 and following his recovery, Musa revealed that having to leave his sick wife at home to attend work was one of the saddest ever. “Today was one of the saddest days ever. I had to leave my sick baby at home because I have to get back to work because I’m feeling better.” He said.
“God bless everyone who is at home fighting COVID. Nothing but well wishes and good health to you and yours! We will fight and beat COVID, one day at a time!”
Liesl said that the experience was hectic but she was well taken care of in the hands of her husband. She thanked her friends and family for showing her support during that difficult time.
“For about 18 months my Medical Doctor has managed to steer clear of the dreaded Covid-19 virus but a couple of days ago he (read we) tested positive. What a crazy, HECTIC experience but as you can understand I am well taken care of,” she shared.
“Today is a good day and with each day of this rollercoaster ride that passes, I feel more and more like myself. We are on the mend and would like to thank all our friends and family for the prayers. We are slowly but surely healing day by day. Keep safe out there.”
