Mzansi's favorite couple Hungani and Stephanie Ndlovu have a lot to be thankfully for, as they commemorate their fourth year wedding anniversary. Married for four years but the Ndlovu have been together for six full years going on their seventh year. And they are stronger than before.
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Hungani took to Instagram to pen down a heartfelt note to his friend and best friend, Stephanie. Hungani opens up about not being the person the public has perceived him to be. Without a doubt, The Ndlovu's have been hell and back since the start of their relationship. Issues about getting pregnant, having a miscarriage, talks about thoughts of wanting to separate but they continued to keep going and keep growing.
"I’m not perfect. I’m not a saint. I’m not anything that people might think I am. You know my flaws. You know my traumas. You know my greatest weaknesses. You know my most vulnerable moments in life. I am growing and my growing pains are real. With all that said…" wrote Hungani ndlovu
Hungani shares how much he appreciate his wife Stephanie who have stood by him for almost seven years to date.
"I wanna thank you for choosing me for the past 6 years going on 7 years! I love you @miss_sandows and I hope we continue to mature in our love like fine wine" wrote Hungani Ndlovu
Although it has not been an easy ride but the former Scandal! actress once opened about marriage and the issues it comes with. Stephanie mentioned how the union of marriage has it ups and down but doing it with her husband has been the best thing ever.
Read more: Stephanie And Hubby Hungani On Struggles With Intimacy
Hungani took to Instagram to pen down a heartfelt note to his friend and best friend, Stephanie. Hungani opens up about not being the person the public has perceived him to be. Without a doubt, The Ndlovu's have been hell and back since the start of their relationship. Issues about getting pregnant, having a miscarriage, talks about thoughts of wanting to separate but they continued to keep going and keep growing.
"I’m not perfect. I’m not a saint. I’m not anything that people might think I am. You know my flaws. You know my traumas. You know my greatest weaknesses. You know my most vulnerable moments in life. I am growing and my growing pains are real. With all that said…" wrote Hungani ndlovu
Hungani shares how much he appreciate his wife Stephanie who have stood by him for almost seven years to date.
"I wanna thank you for choosing me for the past 6 years going on 7 years! I love you @miss_sandows and I hope we continue to mature in our love like fine wine" wrote Hungani Ndlovu
Although it has not been an easy ride but the former Scandal! actress once opened about marriage and the issues it comes with. Stephanie mentioned how the union of marriage has it ups and down but doing it with her husband has been the best thing ever.
“The process of learning and then unlearning, letting go, forgiving, eating humble pie (often). The power of kindness and respect, the random kiss on the forehead or hug for no apparent reason. The power of being present, not just in body but in mind too, the power of switching off the outside world and focusing on each other, even if only for a split second. The joy of letting go, being silly and wearing your heart on your shoulders at the risk of it being broken and then after all that still choosing each other every day, no matter what.” said Stephanie Ndlovu
For the month of love and to celebrate Valentine's Day, the Ndlovu's recently graced the cover of Clicks Magazine for their Love Issue. Hungani could not be more excited as this was the first magazine cover they shot as a couple.
The couple welcomed their daughter months after tying the knot in 2020 after having suffered a miscarriage, which left them devastated. They document their most intimate details on their YouTube channel the Ndlovus Uncut and on the latest video, Stephanie gets real about intimacy and how that became a struggle.
“I went from physically looking in a certain type of way and feeling a type of way to ... after having a baby, I just didn't feel sexy, and I didn't feel like I want to necessarily be touched or for you to even give me attention because I was like, ‘Oh my gosh I had a C-section.’ I just didn't feel like myself.” said Stephanie Ndlovu
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