The radio presenter revealed that he was dizzy during his marriage with the TV and radio personality Somizi Mhlongo, this after a tweep dragged him for reacting to the price of a toaster saying it made him dizzy.
Mohale has been subjected to a whole lot of cyberbullying especially on Twitter since the beginning of his relationship with his estranged husband. He has been called a gold digger, a heist, and many names that suggest that he was in a relationship with the Idols SA judge for money.
The pair reportedly broke up in 2019. In the audio that was leaked last year in August, Mohale revealed that he experienced physical and psychological abuse in their relationship. He said Somizi started abusing him just a few weeks into the relationship.
In a statement, Mohale said he never intended to have the private details of his marriage exposed in public or to harm Somizi's image.
He said the conversations heard in the audio were privileged and he trusted the person he was engaging with. He added, "I never imaged that my turmoil would be exploited in this manner. Since the release of the conversations, I find myself stripped of my agency and the right I had previously reserved to tell my story when I was ready."
"I did in fact experience abuse at the hands of my estranged husband both physical and psychological. It is not my wish to seesaw my experience against his as he only has his conscience to reckon with."
Meanwhile, Somizi has denied all the allegations claiming that Mohale is trying to tarnish his reputation. He admitted that they had problems in their marriage but denied laying hands on him.
"Never in my wildest dreams did I think that one day I would have to defend my honor as a result of someone I have loved so deeply and so genuinely deliberately harming a reputation I've worked so hard to build. For the most parts of my life, I've kept my relationships out of the public eye until my one and only marriage which you witnessed on television and other social media
The TV star added that he worked hard to build what he has today and he was disappointed that his relationship did not turn out the way he had hoped for.
"It took me this long to arrive at a stage where I could make the conscious decision to share my life traditionally and lawfully with someone and that should explain the level of depth of my love for that person and commitment to that person. It is incredibly painful that what I thought would be a beautiful new normal for the rest of my life with the love of my life, is no longer what will happen," Somizi said in a statement.
