Hungani and Stephanie Ndlovu confirm their divorce and break their silence
Former celebrity couple have publicly confirmed that they have ended their marriage.
Image: Instagram/thendlovusuncut
South African television couple, Hungani and Stephanie Ndlovu, have officially broken their silence on their split.
Their journey began with an intimate garden wedding on February 23, 2019, and they celebrated their fourth anniversary publicly in 2023, often being viewed as a poster couple in the entertainment industry.
Taking to Instagram, the former couple addressed a recent news article that lifted the lid on their divorce.
City Press reported that the Ndlovus reached a settlement agreement, citing an "irreparable disintegration" of their relationship.
'After much thought, reflection, and conversations, we have mutually decided to part ways and end our marriage.
'While we had hoped to share this news at a time that felt right for us, the unfortunate early release by the media has prompted us to speak sooner than we had planned.'
'Though our marriage is ending, our friendship is not. We are committed to our beautiful daughter, raising her with the same care, intention, and joy she has always known.'
Hungani and Stephanie have always maintained a level of transparency with their followers through their YouTube channel, the Ndlovus Uncut.
Many of the channel's viewers have been pulling clips from their previous episodes, where they have discussed their hardships in their marriage.
Hungani and Stephanie's Instagram post had comments but that has not stopped the public from weighing in.
Hungani and Stephanie were married for six years and have a three-year-old daughter, Rhulani.
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