Itumeleng Khune and his wife Sphelele had a traditional wedding ceremony this past weekend. The lovely couple officially tied the knot traditionally surrounded by family and friends who honoured their wishes to keep things private.
Sphele always embraced the wife role and proudly so. She often shares pictures and videos of her in traditional outfits doing wife duties with Khune's family and it is a beautiful sight to see.
The couple has two children Amogelang Zenande, and second-born, Lesedi Zenande who just turned a year old. Khune paid lobola for Sphelele in 2019 but have been marred with break up rumours.
Khune gushed over his kids saying they lift his spirits when he is feeling down. "Sedi and Amzah having fun, Regardless of how bad my day is, everything suddenly becomes better when I get warm hugs from my loving kids. I love you immensely. We as Parents are always happy about your progress."
"Fatherhood is the great thing that could ever happen. You can't explain it until it happens, it's like telling someone what water feels like before they've ever swam in it."
The couple remains mum about when their white wedding will be, if they will have one
Sphelele recently celebrated her late sister-in-law's birthday and said she looks like their second-born daughter.
"We miss you daily, miss your loud voice and it’s funny because Amoh has your character and Sedi looks just like you. We love you always and we’ll never forget you."
Police confirmed that the 27-year-old died in a burnt room, “At 5 am on Thursday we received a call about a lot of smoke coming from a backroom in Tshing. The police broke down the door and found a 27-year-old burnt inside the room. Unfortunately, the lady died."
"This comes after the 17-year-old boy was charged on Friday afternoon, 5 March 2021, in Ventersdorp, following the alleged murder of Khune. Police initially investigated an inquest, but after obtaining more information, the inquest was changed to murder.
“Since Friday, additional cases of assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm (GBH) have been reported as community street patrollers and family members have allegedly been assaulting alleged perpetrators for the murder of Khune," read the statement.
