Somizi Mhlongo has taken another cold jab at his ex-husband, Mohale Motaung. In a hysterical video posted on his Instagram, Somizi jokes about his love life with his close friend Vusi Nova, and says he is lonely but at least he is a judge on Idols SA.
With a glass in his hand, Somizi sings Akon's classic song, Lonely, and says Vusi does not want to love him. Somizi made it clear that Vusi Nova is not his type and gave a reason why. They then discuss his love life with past lovers who were Xhosa speaking and said they all stole from him.
Vusi reveals why he would never date someone like Somizi because he is needy, stingy and very clingy. Then Somizi says he would never date Xhosa men ever again because he has a bad experience with them.
Somizi jokes and says Xhosa men steal and exclaimed that they are the biggest stealers and would never date them.
After exchanging a few jokes, Vusi names an ex of Somizi's and said he once stole from him, but he defended him and said he never once stole. When asked which one of his exes had stolen from him, Somizi did not want to name him but said "uHeist".
What's funny is the fact that everyone knew who he was referring to and it is his ex husband, Mohale Motaung.
The label was given to him after Mzansi got to learn from his past relationship with Somizi. He has been called all sorts of names, such as gold digger, heist, and an opportunist with many social media users claiming he married Somizi because of his wealth.
Whenever Mohale would post something, he would be named Heist, but one day he clapped back and said to a troll, "A heist is your mother."
Mohale once addressed these heist allegations and said he was not married to Som Som because of his wealth.
“Look I don’t really think I’m a gold digger, but I like nice things and I met him, he likes nice things and introduced me to a bigger lifestyle of nicer things,” said Mohale in an interview.
When their divorce got announced, Mohale was said to want to leave the marriage with only his clothes and car which was allegedly damaged by Somizi.
Their marriage automatically became a community of property and Mohale revealed this, "According to customary law in South Africa, because we stayed together and had a traditional wedding we are automatically married in community of property,” explained Mohale. “The only thing I want from Somizi is for him to get me a car because he bumped my car and I just want my clothes, that's it,” he continued.
“Also he didn’t want us to sign because he probably also had ideas that I want to marry him for his money, but he also didn’t know that by us having a traditional wedding we are automatically married in community of property,” he said.
