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Sonia Booth finds humour in going through a dirvorce

by Bongiwe Mati
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Sonia Booth has been sharing hints of her difficult life journey following her separation from her husband Mathew Booth over an alleged infidelity by the soccer player.

The mother of two had posted a video earlier this year calling out the soccer star for allegedly going into her car that was parked outside a popular gym institution. The model also shared on the video that the soccer legend might have been tempering with her car.

As per Sunday World the couple are still sharing a home but sleeping in different bedrooms at their Eagle Canyon Estate home, north of Joburg.

Sonia shared a post with her followers stating that divorce makes people see their partner’s true beings.

The model shared the following o her social media:

“The Appetite e bulegile meaning pelo e phuthullegile. Phela le tight ya gym ya small ya gwetla. Nyala o nyele! A friend once said: “Wanna get to (REALLY) know someone, go through a divorce…” Translated as “The appetite is opened meaning the heart is unwrapped. Even the size small tights are falling down. Marry, and the sh*t on your pants!”

 

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A post shared by Monyane Msibi Poonyane Pule (@soniabooth)

Followers sent their love and support to the beauty qeen with some sharing their own experiences

One follower shared, “I remember I used to wear size 42 before the divorce then during the process of divorce I dropped to size 30. Dijo ne di sa tsene Nix. Complexion ya chencha. It was in 2018 but now I’m healed and happy. There’s no permanent situation.”

More shared, “I never in my entire adult life thought I would ever wear size 28 clothes and weighing below 45kg but someone also said “Modimo ophala baloyi”. Now I’m out here struggling to go below 72kg??‍♀️?….Sending love and prayers your way sis ❤️. “
Also, “Yhoo So, my story and yours same whatsapp group… Im forcing myself to eat… Have you ever thank God for 2 hours sleep for finishing 2 slices of bread, fasting and asking God to help you forget someone. Yoh it’s rough Sis… Im praying for us.. But you are stronger you’ve made it ?? Thank God.”

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