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Blue Mbombo’s forced abortions claims against partner stun SA

Internet personality Blue Mbombo shared explosive allegations of forced abortions against the father of her child. She also claimed that he had emotionally, financially and physically abused her.

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Blue Mbombo alleges two forced abortions

Screenshots of the claims, which are yet to be heard in court, flooded social media. According to the publication Kurrently, the affidavit was filed at the Randburg Magistrate’s Court in Gauteng. The document stated that the model began dating her partner in 2019 when he said he was not married.

However, Blue claimed that she discovered afterwards that he was in a civil marriage with another woman.

Blue, born Azul Thandi Mbombo, also claimed in court documents that the first abortion took place in August 2020. It was in 2021 that she fell pregnant and gave birth to their child. In 2023, alleged manipulation tactics resulted in her terminating the pregnancy once again.

Also see: Internet feminists support Dee Koala after ex-boyfriend exposes her abortions

Revelations stun South Africans

The news of what Blue had allegedly endured left many South African social media users flabbergasted as they headed to their keyboards with their thoughts. Despite the shocking claims, many people sided with the man’s wife.

X user @TshidiPruddie commented, “I just feel bad for Blue in all this, and this is something most women go through, being forced to act as if it’s easy.”

@TheX_Barbie shared their opinion, writing, “Manipulating someone you claim you love into having two abortions is diabolical.”

“In all honesty, ladies, stay away from married men; that will never be the answer. She went through hell, but let’s stay away from other people’s husbands,” said @Mommy2mySun.

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