Somizi supposedly takes legal action after abuse allegations
Somizi Mhlongo has referred the matter regarding Mohale's allegations in a recent tabloid report to his legal team.
Mohale Motaung has taken to Instagram that his catching ‘flights, not feelings’; as he was waiting to departure for his trip.
Idols judge Somizi Mhlongo has reportedly left things in the hands of his legal team in response to allegations that he was physically abusive to his estranged husband Mohale Motaung.
“Mr Somizi Mhlongo has become aware of allegations allegedly made against him by his estranged husband, Mr Mohale Motaung, published in the Sunday World newspaper on 1 August 2021,” read part of a statement shared via social media and attributed to Mhlongo.
The statement further claimed that Mhlongo had referred the matter to his legal team.
The press statement in question has no official letterhead or any contact details indicating where it originated.
Somizi and Mohale found themselves trending on social media after a Sunday World report detailing the breakdown of their marriage.
The publication reports that details of the violent and jealous nature of their relationship were captured in video footage recorded as part of Somizi Mhlongo’s Mzansi Magic reality show, Living The Dream With Somizi.
The footage was never aired but the publication maintained that it exists.
“Motaung has now come out saying he was ‘afraid’ of Mhlongo when they exchanged vows in their much-publicised wedding,” reported Sunday World before detailing an instance in which the Idols judge is said to have threatened his new husband with a knife three weeks into their marriage.
He also alleged that Mhlongo once broke his ribs sometime last year in addition to trying to run his car off the road during yet another violent dispute.
At the time of writing, neither Mohale nor Somizi had directly addressed to report on their social media accounts.
Mohale shared a bible quote while Somizi shared pictures and videos on Instagram showing himself enjoying an afternoon out with friends.
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