SuperSport presenter Lindiwe Dube-Nxumalo on Friday took to her timeline and dropped the bomb that she had left her “toxic marriage”. Her announcement comes months after Nxumalo and her husband welcomed their first child together.
In a post on X, the media personality reflected on two things that she is grateful for – the birth of her son and the courage to leave her toxic marriage.
Dube and her partner, Sibusiso Nxumalo got engaged in 2021, after a lavish proposal at the top of Nambithi Hills in the KwaZulu Natal. They got married a year later.
“Yes, I am going through a divorce. That’s all I can say.” she confirmed to Sunday World.
The sports anchor and the pilot have kept their relationship out of the spotlight but the bombshell has placed them in the public’s eyes, with many wanting to know when did everything come crashing down.
According to reports, it’s been a while since the sports presenter was spotted without her wedding ring and that she has now reverted back to her maiden name.
“I knew something was wrong when I saw her starting to use the Dube surname rather than Nxumalo, even on her social pages,” a source told Sunday World.
In an Instagram post, Dube, captioned her post with a declaration that she was in her “healing era” prior to her divorce confirmation. The personality, since her bombshell has protected her X account away from prying social media users waning to know more about the breakdown of her relationship.
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“After careful consideration and thorough review of recent events and their impact on the reputation and smooth execution of the pageant, the organising committee has determined that it is in the best interest of the pageant and its participants to disqualify Mrs Nandipha Mlombi [known as Queen Nandi on social media platforms] from the competition,” reads the statement. Read More
