Minnie Dlamini dragged for shading Itumeleng Khune on national TV

Netizens woke up to some juicy content this morning as media personality Minnie Dlamini’s video of her shading her ex, South African professional soccer player, Itumeleng Khune on national TV went viral.

A netizen recorded a video during Minnie Dlamini’s show on Mzansi Magic, which was thought to be a live broadcast.

In the video shared on TikTok and later trending on X, Minnie confidently claimed that her ex, Itumeleng Khune, no longer plays soccer.

However, when her producers corrected her, revealing he still plays, her expression shifted as she realised she had given incorrect information on national TV.

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Netizens react to the video

While one may wonder which country Minnie Dlamini lives in as she does not know that Khune still plays, Netizens believe that bitterness is behind it all.

One Netizen alleged that Minnie Dlamini broke up with Itumeleng Khune, “who was willing to pay R1 million lobola for her, but says the media personality declined as she felt she was too young and wanted to explore things and work on her career”.

Dlamini ended up marrying former football player Quinton Jones in July 2017. However, she filed for divorce in February 2022. They have a 3-year-old son together.

Fans believe Minnie is shading Itumeleng because she is bitter that his life seems to be making more progress than hers.

As usual Netizens did not let this juicy remark pass them by and X’s timeline was soon flooded with fans defending Khune.

Here are some of the best reactions to Minnie Dlamini shading Itumeleng:

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