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Babes Wodumo shares dating preference

1y By Silindokuhle Booi

Gqom star Babes Wodumo has once again sparked controversy with a shocking revelation on her new reality TV show, Wena Wodumo.

In a clip posted by X (formerly Twitter) user @VideosVuvu,  Babes Wodumo stated that she would never date a man who doesn’t cheat on her. The singer’s comments have left many netizens stunned, with some questioning her stance on relationships.

During the episode, she explained why she believes a man’s infidelity is a sign of his interest and attraction, “I don’t want to lie, all men cheat, and I would not date a guy who does not cheat, someone who loves me alone, why? What is that I have for someone to love me alone?” 

She continued to explain that she does not mind as long as someone plays their game well, even if it means they have to have another SIM card.

Her views on relationships have sparked a heated debate online, with fans and followers divided in their opinions. While some have expressed support for her unapologetic stance, others have criticised her for promoting toxic relationship dynamics.

Babes Wodumo is known for her outspoken personality and tendency to create drama without provocation. Her reality show, Wena Wodumo, has been a platform for her to share her unfiltered thoughts and opinions, often sparking controversy and debate among her fans and followers. With her latest revelation, Wodumo has once again proven that she is unafraid to speak her mind and live life on her own terms.

Also see: Grief is a rollercoaster: Babes Wodumo shares sad moment of Mampintsha’s death

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