Multi-award-winning musician Odirile "Vee Mampeezy" Sento, has poured his heart out on social media following his divorce from his estranged wife Kagiso Sento.
According to reports, the Maun High Court authorized Sento to end their marriage last week. The couple's marriage had been rocky for a while now, and their divorce is confirmation that all things pertaining to them have come to a halt.
The divorce has left Vee deeply hurt, and he has taken to social media to open up about it. He addressed his fans and questioned himself if those who looked up to them and dubbed them their role models are not disappointed by the divorce.
"The pain is real. I’m also thinking about our followers and fans. Do they feel we disappointed them? Those who made us role models for their relationships, what are they saying to their partners now? I want to know how they are feeling about this decision their parents made, do they feel it’s a selfish decision, do they feel it’s good for our happiness? I’m also thinking about our followers and fans do they feel we disappointed them, those who made us role models for their relationships what are they saying to their partners now, Parents who have kids who love us what are they saying to them when they see us trending with such issues? Our partners in business/sponsors what are they saying about this," he said.
He continued “I’m a Christian I'm asking myself what is the church saying about this situation. What is the honest opinion of our friends and family about our situation? I’m ready to be called a divorcee? There are some of the questions that pop up in my mind that bring a lot of fear to face the world. But I have to Man up I have a show coming, and people have bought tickets, maybe let me use the Last standing event to distract myself from all this, let me give back more, buy people more combos, let me double up rehearsal and Give a beautiful performance that will restore my confidence on the 10TH December, something that will show I'm part of a winning community, something that will make my kids, fans, partners/sponsors, family/friends and the church proud of me ….’
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His fans took to the comments section to comfort him.
Thabo T. Mapeo commented, "Divorce is not about anyone else, it's not about ur parents, relatives and least of all ur fans, it's about ur own peace and happiness...it might sound insensitive but it's not even abt the kids, they will grow up and one day have their own families to deal wit...kids are happy when their parents are happy, whether together or separately....it will be good in the long run,fr them not to grow up in an unhappy home just fr appearance' sake."
Mmonie Makobye commented "It's very normal to have those questions and feelings akere go gosha, with time u will have answers. For now, just concentrate on your healing and work hard in finding your inner peace. As for the kids find them a professional counselor and support them emotionally, this is the time they need assurance from both of you. As for us your fans nna re ipatlela go go bona ole mo staging hela akere ebile re setse rele mo fefestiving fola rra re go emetse."
Cyndymarygold Brenda Tondani wrote "I dropped tears while reading this it is okay to feel that way Christian or not Christian we are all human beings and face challenges of life how we react or handle those challenges when comes to us that's what matters most. Am proud of you keep on doing good may our Good Lord be with you much love❤️😍🙏💜."
