Nozipho Ntshangase's heartbreak: Husband Zola marries second wife
Reality TV star Nozipho Ntshangase.
Image: Instagram
Nozipho Ntshangase's husband of 17 years, Zola, married his second wife, 25-year-old Misokuhle, this weekend.
Last year, the reality TV star, who has eight children with her husband, shared that she was not in favour of the union.
On The Mommy Club, Nozipho openly expressed her heartbreak regarding Zola's intention to take a second wife, stating, "The plan has changed to bring me pain and to bring my kids pain. I'm not happy with the plan".
Watching this really broke my heart. Strength to Nozi and her family. 🍃✨#TheMommyClub pic.twitter.com/wZoI1lNYUt — Cinnamon Pigment🍁 (@Phee_Lebeko) April 1, 2024
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Last year, a video showing a heated argument between Zola and his family, including Nozipho and their children, went viral.
In the video, Zola demanded his car keys to leave the house, while Nozipho insisted she needed the vehicle to take the children to school.
The argument escalated, with Zola accusing his sons of ganging up on him.
The fact that he went ahead and married his second wife has sparked debate among South Africans.
The public reaction has been largely sympathetic towards Nozipho, with many criticising Zola for proceeding with the marriage despite her clear objections.
Facebook user, Yolokazi Chagi, shared a post telling women to prioritise themselves when it comes to relationships.
Yolokazi Chagi tells women to put themselves first.
Image: Facebook screenshot
The post shows images from Zola and Misokuhle's wedding as well as a picture of Nozipho and their children.
Chagi writes, 'If as a woman you are not taking notes from these celebrity marriages I don't know uba at what point will u learn that men will choose themselves and their happiness over their children & wife of years. When it's time for him to pack nothing will ever make him change his mind so nawe as a woman do not be blinded by love,always put your goals and dreams before indoda because he can switch up anytime if he wants to and not even God will stop him once he finds new love (emoji)'
Many women took to the comment section agreeing with the Chagi.
'Absolutely… focus ladies, focus', responded one person.
'Men will leave you in the desert WITHOUT WATER,' commented another woman.
Another felt sorry for his new wife, saying, 'I feel for that woman because he is gonna show her flames, but it's safe to say she deserved everything coming her way.'
Misokuhle has gone on Instagram to share images from the wedding day.
Misokuhle on her wedding day.
Image: Instagram screenshot
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