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SK Khoza shares his happiness with followers

Sithembiso ‘SK’ Khoza recently got Mzansi worried after he posted videos of himself in the hospital following an alleged assault by his fiancé Choice Kate Mathebula.

The talented actor who is currently in England could be heard crying in one of the videos while a female voice kept on telling him to leave her house. In the video clips that circulated after a live Instagram post, a badly injured SK alleged that his fiancé had assaulted him using kitchen utensils for a reason that he wasn’t aware of.

Yesterday, SK took to his social media to share a video of himself in a happier mood. In the video, The Queen actor could be heard saying, “Words can’t even explain it at this point …. I’m just saying, …. I can’t even put it into words.” A female voice comes over saying, “he just wants to cry” to which he responds, “not even cry, I’m too happy to cry.”

He also captioned his post;

“I really can’t even put into words…Yes I am going through the most, but I’m happy QHA.”

 

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A post shared by Sthembiso Sk Khoza (@skcoza)

Followers were happy to hear such news especially after what the actor had been through in a foreign country.

Commenters shared;

“I’m happy that you are back and find light after the darkness you went through..at some point in your life please look into your gift and attend to it it might give you lots of calm, peace and clarity..love and light mntanedlozi…camagu.”

More shared, “The fact that you are going through a lot means that you are still alive. This shall surely pass bro❤️.”

Another user said, “Happiness unlocks a lot.. please keep and embrace it in all sorts.. no matter the situation/ ❤️.”

Another comment said, “That’s what matters, your happiness ?…. sending Love,Light and healing to you.”

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