ICYMI: The king of love Lebo M rekindles romance with ex-partner Mel Ntsala
As the old saying goes, second time's the charm.
Love knows no bounds as ex-lovers rekindle their relationship.
Legendary South African businessman, composer, arranger and Lion King producer, Lebohang Morake popularly known as Lebo M, has found love again as he reignited a flame with a long-lost lover, Malefu 'Mel' Ntsala.
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The two had a messy breakup in the past, but it seems they've patched things up.
Lebo, took to Instagram to reveal the news of their engagement as the two got engaged in a private affair in Dubai on Friday, this after Lebo's divorce from his now estranged ex-wife, Pretty Samuels.
The post was accompanied by a candid caption suggesting that he would never give up on love.
'The day we stop believing in love and possibilities, is the day we stop dreaming. Absolutely grateful to have fulfilled my dream & begin this new chapter with you. Love always,' reads the caption.
Many fans and industry artists alike flooded the comments section to congratulate the two love birds and wished them well on their future.
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