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Annie Mthembu’s husband reportedly sells furniture on Facebook

2y By Zintle Mdaka

It is alleged that former Real Housewives of Durban cast member and businesswoman, Annie Mthembu’s estranged husband Kgolo ‘Da Guru’ Mthembu is selling second-hand furniture items on Facebook market place to make ends meet.

This is after he lost everything he has worked hard for, including his businesses, cars, house and his wife, Annie. The news first surfaced on the social media platforms through a blogger who shared this on his X (formerly Twitter).

Maphephandaba also took to their Instagram page to share the items that are on sale.

 

 

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The items that range from R200 to R5000 and include items such as palm trees, toy cars, home rugs, TV stands and mirrors, among other items.

X users weighed in on this revelation:

A while ago, while speaking to Sunday World about his financial woes after he lost his club he said: “I did what most club owners won’t do. When my manager died, I took care of his children, but today, when I turn my back, people are busy tarnishing my name left and right. I normally won’t talk to the media, but now I feel I need to say my piece because people want to see me out in the cold, and I can see they don’t respect my family.”

 

Also see: RHOD star Annie and husband allegedly facing financial woes

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