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Mmusi Maimane celebrates his wife Natalie on the day of love

The leader of the political party Build One South Africa (Bosa) Mmusi Maimane is all for celebrating the month of love.

When he is not spending his time exposing corruption and catering to the needs of ordinary citizens, the hardcore politician spends a lot of his time with his loving wife Natalie.

As the entire world celebrated their loved ones, Mmusi took to his Instagram Story to share something special of his own to celebrate the beauty.

In a post that has since been removed, the charismatic personality gushed over his wife, writing:

“Every day is Valentine’s Day.”

The two have known one another for decades and are believed to have met at church.

After months of friendship, there might have been no denying that there was chemistry and the pair became a couple before tying the knot in 2005.

 

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While their romance is often kept out of the limelight, the two appeared in an interview on Chim’s Talk Africa two years ago. Here, Mmusi was asked about what kept their marriage so strong to which he responded – laughter.

“Laughter is one of the major keys that keeps us in love with each other. We laugh. I think it sounds simplistic, but I wish someone had told me earlier because sometimes we take everything seriously. Laughing means we have a point of connection.”

Meanwhile, Natalie added that she removed herself from X (formerly Twitter) and pays little attention to what the media writes about her husband.

Also see: Mmusi Maimane throws shade at Nigeria ahead of AFCON semis

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