Beloved Idols SA judge and entertainer Somizi Mhlongo's marriage to his estranged husband Mohale Motaung, ended on a sour note and he has finally moved one.
It is no secret that breakups are not pleasant, especially since he had tied the knot both in a traditional and white wedding and their glorious marriage ended in premium tears three years later.
Their wedding bands were designed by Nungu Diamonds and they apparently spent a whopping R2,9m on them. Now that they are in the process of divorce. Somizi has decided to turn his wedding band into a promise ring.
He revealed this on Instagram account after posting a short video of how the prestigious diamond manufacturer company turned his dream into a reality.
"@nungudiamonds have done the things...So i asked them to redesign my old wedding ring into a fabulous promise ring.....and this is what they did....TO NEW BEGINNINGS.,"
Is he ready to get married again? Somizi has been rumoured to be in love with Lindile Mbadu. The rumours started when the two went on vacation in Cape Town. They were then spotted locking lips at Ayepyep Lifestyle in Cape Town. Just recently a video of them looking cozy at groove went on viral on social media.
Not looking to address any of these rumours, Somizi continues to drop hints of a brewing romance between the two and he is not bothered by what haters say.
On the other hand, Mohale is rumoured to be dating a Durban based doctor. The two have spending more time together lately although they try to keep their relationship private but, social media detectives cannot be fooled.
Somizi recently responded to the allegations of physical abuse levelled against him by Mohale. This after Mohale exposed Somizi for allegedly being an abusive partner who was controlling in their marriage. Speaking at Idols SA season 12 press briefing, he did not want to comment more about the matter and maintained that one is "innocent until proven guilty."
"Honestly as you may have all noticed, I haven't spoken about anything. My private life is my private life and my work life is my work life. I feel like I can't say anything at the moment and I don't was to say anything. All I can say is that it was one of the toughest times in my career but we move on, like they say you are innocent until proven guilty," he said.
