Following a very convincing Twitter exchange between celebrity couple Somizi Mhlongo and Mohale Motaung, the timelines has been a mess. Somizi broke his silence and exposed the tweet for being photoshopped. Now Mohale has also reacted to the tweet.
Them being mum about their marital woes or the current state of Somhale is not making the situation any better. Somizi Mhlongo caught wind of the screenshot and reacted to it.
The infamous photoshopped screenshot has made rounds on social media. In the supposed tweet, Mohale says "For the record! Scammers and abusers are two totally different things. I'll stop there." Responding to him was his estranged husband who said "Wena uzonya," and then cussed him out.
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The fake conversation was derived from his tweets about AKA which reads, "Abusers and making it look like you are the crazy one when they know exactly what they do to you behind closed doors."
After that, people called him names saying he is a scammer which is about as bad as being an abuser. That's when the trolls entered the chat.
Somizi reacted by saying the convo is absolutely fake, "Shemmmmmm maan talk about reaching.....this is malicious but I'm glad we have a platform to correct it.....both tweets are fake."
Shemmmmmm maan talk about reaching.....this is malicious but I'm glad we have a platform to correct it.....both tweets are fake pic.twitter.com/eIN1LdxSFl
Twitter Now Mohale reacted by saying people are dangerous if they can go as far as photo shopping tweets, "So people can photoshop texts as well ?!! Le dangerous maan!"
So people can photoshop texts as well ?!! Le dangerous maan!
People are clearly not ready to let both of them rest and they are pretty unbothered by the hate.
In a recent interview with Mack Rapapali from Jacaranda FM, Mohale explained how everything in his life happened at a very fast pace. He was not specific as to what he was referring to but he says such occurrences usually happen to people over a longer period of time as opposed to him, which happened in two years.
The years he is referring to are from 2016 and 2017, whereas he and Somgaga revealed their engagement in 2019.
“What usually happens over 12 years, happened to me over two years. I wish I had better calculated my moves back then as compared to now – not that there are any regrets, but I just wish that I could have calculated everything that I did, so that I could not find myself in a place that I was in,” he told Mack.
