Real Housewives of Durban Star Silindile “Slee” Ndlovu Opens Up ...

Real Housewives of Durban (RHOD) star Silindile “Slee” Ndlovu has opened up again about her relationship with her ex-fiance, Sandile Zungu. In an interview with Lungelo KM on his YouTube podcast Engineer Your Life, the businesswoman said she has forgiven the multimillionaire and AmaZulu Football Club boss for allegedly betraying her.

Asked if her break up from Zungu was the most painful experience she’s gone through, Slee answered “no, it’s not”. She said she’s been through worse and even though she was hurt when their engagement abruptly ended, she says she was mostly disappointed. According to a report by Thesouthafrican.com, Slee further said that her ex was a great part of her life and there are things she would not have achieved if it wasn’t for him.

Slee and Sandile Zungu dated for six years before he ended their relationship and married another woman — his current wife, Nozipho Magubane — three months later — according to the reality TV star.

Real Housewives of Durban star, Silindile “Slee” Ndlovu, spoke about her relationship with ex-fiance, Sandile Zungu, during an interview. Slee revealed that she has forgiven Zungu for betraying her and has accepted his apology, even though she never received one. She emphasized that her ex was a significant part of her life, leading her to achieve things she wouldn’t have otherwise. She is a cast member on the reality TV show Real Housewives of Durban. She is a successful businesswoman. Slee was in a relationship with Sandile Zungu for six years before their breakup. She played a major role in supporting Zungu in various aspects of his life, including running his late wife’s foundation. According to Slee, Zungu ended their relationship and married another woman just months after their breakup.

Credit: thesouthafrican.com

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