'I refuse to raise my children in a lie' - The Dandalas call it quits
Their Youtube channel has been a nest of love, laughter and hope.
Without trying much, they made a lot of people believe in love again.
'Nxcaw' and 'sbwl' were constant sentiments in their comment section as they grew in their love.
From being high school sweethearts, soldiering through the loss of their first child to going on to get married, moving into their first home and having two more beautiful daughters, they were an epitome of young, black, successful love.
Mandisa and Kuhle Dandala's love story were also featured on Defining Love, a famous Youtube channel that documents couple's journeys through hardships amongst other things.
But as fate would have it, the Youtube couple have now faced a brick wall, leaving their day one supporters disappointed.
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Taking it to her Instagram to announce the news, Mandisa said, 'After deep reflection and painful truth, I've chosen to end my marriage with the man who forgot what commitment means. It's not a choice I made lightly – but loyalty, love and trust are non-negotiables. I refuse to raise my children in a lie or let them think betrayal is love. My children will grow up seeing their mother choose strength over silence and self-worth over betrayal'.
'To the man who broke his vows: thank you for the lesson in self-respect, because now I walk stronger, smarter and unshakably clear on what I will never tolerate again,' it further reads.
While it was noticeable how much they had slacked in creating content together, posting each other, no one had seen it coming.
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'I won't speak on his choices – they speak for themselves. I'll speak on mine: I choose healing, I choose peace. I choose a life where love is honest. Here's to turning heartbreak into power, and broken trust into beautiful boundaries. Lastly, to everyone else: I'm not broken, I'm becoming.'
Mandisa concluded her note by thanking all the supporters of their love.
Many applauded her for making the decision of choosing herself and her children over 'uk'bekezela' (enduring through pain).
Mandisa Dandala & Kuhle Dandala ???? pic.twitter.com/yyv7hqol1W
— Kgotso Hope Lekau (@kgotsohopelekau) May 1, 2025
Damn Mandisa Dandala broke up with her Husband??Yerr Marriage & Relationships are so scary because One day you can just wake up to the betrayal from the Man you Love with your WHOLE heart.
— Fiona?? (@fiona_muvhango) May 1, 2025
Mandisa Dandala is divorcing her husband Kuhle for allegedly cheating on her and breaking their vows and commitments as a husband and father,one couple I didn't expect this to happen to,they were such a beautiful family, Kuhle was Mandisa's first and only love since highschool.?? pic.twitter.com/w2fCuMGBqR
— UNCLE CHARLES (@mixedracedUncle) May 1, 2025
Mandisa Dandala Is A Strong Woman, In A Time Where Men Mock Women For Living Toxicity I Am Glad She Chose Herself, Her Sanity And Her Kids Cause There's No Reward In Keeping A Cheating Man Who Chirps Every Part Of Your Healthy Soul Away.??
— Baddie From The Central ?? (@Victori98500419) May 1, 2025
YouTuber Power Couple Shocks Fans with Split! ?? What's Next for Their Love Story Brand?
Mandisa Dandala has announced her divorce from Kuhle Dandala, revealing a breach of loyalty and trust in a raw Instagram post: 'I refuse to raise my children in a lie.'
The couple, known… pic.twitter.com/6lxsTry3vm
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