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Sarah Langa sparks romance rumours with Duduzile Zuma’s ex-husband

Influencer Sarah Langa has once again found herself in the spotlight after being romantically linked to multi-millionaire Lonwabo Sambudla. Lonwabo was previously married to Duduzile Zuma, the daughter of former South African president Jacob Zuma.

Rumours of their alleged romance first surfaced in 2023, when the pair were spotted attending high-profile events together, including the star-studded wedding of billionaire businessman Dr Sisa Ngebulana and Ayanda as reported by The South African.

Now, Sarah and Lonwabo are back in the headlines after being seen together at a private wedding in Paris. Pictures and videos of the two from the intimate event were shared on X by a user with the handle @sanelenkosixx have gone viral, reigniting speculation about the nature of their relationship.

One concern X user asked:

The entertainment publication further states that Lonwabo was once married to Duduzile the two tied the knot in 2011, but they quit in 2016. However, Lonwabo was also previously been linked to a string of A-listers, including Mihlali Ndamase and Boity Thulo.

On the other hand, Sarah, was once married to businessman Jehan McKay. According to IOL, the couple tied the knot in 2017 and called it quits in 2020.

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