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Minnie Dlamini reveals she’s open to remarry

Media personality Minnie Dlamini has opened up about her desire to remarry after her divorce from Quinton Jones.

Minnie announced that she had decided to part ways in February 2022 after tying the knot in 2017. She also gave South Africa the front-row seat to her wedding celebration in a three-part special called Becoming Mrs Jones.

According to News24, Minnie Dlamini revealed in an interview with 702 presenter Relebogile Mabotja during her afternoon talk show that she could not live the best version of herself while married to Quinton Jones.

“I felt like I had to reduce myself in so many ways, and I wasn’t able to live the best version of myself, and I feel like a marriage should never be something that clips your wings but should be something that allows you to grow a second pair,” she said

During a recent interview with Metro FM, the TV personality said that marriage is “beautiful” and she’s hopeful to remarry in the future.

When asked if she would remarry, the star responded affirmatively.

“I believe in marriage, I think it’s one of the most beautiful unions. And I can’t wait to hopefully get back to that space,” she said.

 

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Many took to the comments section and commended her for being open to love and marriage again.

“True that..plus the second time is even better cos theres more wisdom and patience…asishaden kube mnandi guys (lets get married and have fun guys?),” a social media user commented.

“Yes gal! Marriage is a a beautiful union…If you still open to be in it yet again, go for it.I am so happy for you,” another social media user added.

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