A South African woman surprised her followers on TikTok when she revealed that she lost her house to her cheating husband for a mere R2500.
HOW A SOUTH AFRICAN WOMAN LOSES HOUSE
The South African businesswoman, Thandeka Ndebele shares on her TikTok account that her husband tricked her into giving away her house for less than a R3000.
The father of her children her out of her house that she built with her own money. It is alleged that Ndebele’s husband, who was cheating on her is now also “introducing newborn” babies in their house.
Ndebele also confirms in a TikTok video that she is no longer married, and lost everything after her marriage fell apart.
Her story comes after Dr Celiwe Dada got dragged on X when she claimed she pays R23 000 per month for her unemployed husband’s R1.2 million Mercedes-Benz SUV.
South Africans took to her social media account to respond to her viral videos on TikTok.
SOUTH AFRICANS REACT TO WOMAN’S TIKTOK VIDEOS
Mrs_Fadaka: “When he rushed to renovate the house even though the relationship was rocky, he was doing it so he can have a claim to the house.”
Ms O: “Thandeka, were you not sharing with your family mare or close friends for advice? This man was manipulating you.”
Lisa Mketi || Youtuber: “I can’t wait until we get to the divorce part because ngeke (no ways) this is frustrating!”
@SihlePondo: “I think women like Dr Celiwe Dada and Thandeka sharing their stories is not really for us to judge and name call but rather learn from their experiences.”
@KHULEEKANII: “The crazy part is that they were both married to foreigners, but you left that part to make men bad people.”
Melanin K: “Marriage in community of property is dangerous these days…no matter how in love you are.”
@sile_siba: “I can’t believe sis Thandeka Ndebele went from being a fully wedded wife to just a mere “booty call”. Oh, men hate us, okay.”
@summerglowsup1: “Watching Thandeka Ndebele and Dr Celiwe’s story times makes me wonder how many women out there who are married who are carrying out for their husbands financially.”
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