By: Natasha Archary
Despite their controversial divorce being front-page news for the past few weeks, Somizi Mhlongo maintains that he’s in a good space.
Still sporting his wedding ring, the TV personality and cookbook author said his divorce is not getting him down.
In a recent interview with Thomas and Skhumba In The Morning, the reality TV star said he’s redesigned his wedding ring to usher in new beginnings.
“There’s nothing wrong with my ring, I paid money to have it redesigned to represent something meaningful. I had it engraved with new beginnings because that’s all I’m focused on now.”
Things between his estranged husband Mohale Motaung deteriorated to the point the two are no longer on speaking terms.
In fact, there’s so much bad blood between them, that Somizi has previously stated that Mohale will get nothing in their divorce.
His statement may ring true, as it was recently revealed that the couple were never legally married.
Which means Mohale will have to prove in court that lobola was paid in order to validate that the two were joined in a customary marriage.
Speaking about his marriage Somizi shared with Thomas and Skhumba that things were never rosy.
“It’s expected, but when things are rough it means that it’s preparing you for something better.”
Somizi believes his ancestors are guiding him throughout the ordeal, which is how he still manages to get the gigs he does.
In talking about gigs he’s lost as a result of the abusive allegations his estranged husband levelled against him.
Having started in the entertainment industry at the age of 6, Somizi who’s turning 50 this year, says it’s not going to be easy trying to bring him down.
“I’m like that snake with 10 heads, if you hit 1 head, there’s 9 more heads that will attack you. You cannot keep me from securing the bag, I’ve been in this industry for over 40-years.”
Somizi says that he’s at the point where he needs to protect himself spiritually so that his new beginnings are not in danger.
He’s doing his best to not let his tumultuous divorce get the better of him and tries to maintain a positive mindset through it all.
In case you missed the episode, catch up here:
Also read: Bahumi on “feeling unwanted” at the beginning of Somizi and Mohale’s relationship



