Nkululeko and Nozipho had their perfect wedding on Sunday amid controversy
A woman was left in shock after stumbling on her husband wedding
another woman live on national television. That was Nompumelelo
Zulu-Khumalo' fate after her supposed husband, Nkululeko got married to
Nozipho in South Africa. The wedding took place last Sunday on the Our
Perfect Wedding television show.
While Nkululeko and Nozipho had their perfect wedding, his first
wife, Nompumelelo Zulu-Khumalo, saw her husband get married on national
TV without her knowledge, reports Daily Sun.
Zulu-Khumalo revealed to Daily Sun that she was still legally
married to Nkululeko, and he should have asked for her permission before
remarrying. Zulu-Khumalo, the man's first wife says she is struggling
to get by and lives in a leaking mud house with her eight-year-old
daughter while her husband bask in affluence with another woman.
Zulu-Khumalo said she separated from her husband in 2014. Though
she was not hoping for a reconciliation, she did not file for divorce or
tear up her marriage certificate.
Like any other, Zulu-Khumalo said their love story started as a
fairy tale, though they did not have money and could not afford an
expensive and luxurious wedding like the one he had on Sunday. Nkululeko
paid bride price and got married in 2008, in a marriage that was
registered at home affairs.
Nompumelelo Zulu-Khumalo lives in this mud house with her daughter (Photo:DailySun)
In 2014, things turned sour when her husband reportedly started
bringing women into their marital home, leading to the failure of their
marriage and, eventually, Zulu-Khumalo getting kicked out of their house
after complaining to her husband about his behaviour.
According to the report, Nkululeko who did not deny the allegations
of cheating leveled against him by the first wife said the what had
happened could not be changed and saw no reason to discuss the issue.
Home affairs department spokesperson, Thabo Makgola reportedly told
the estranged wife to approach the department of Justice and
Constitutional Development, as it dealt with marital issues such as
hers.
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