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‘I’m not paying no maintenance’- Minnie at her roast

Media personality Minnie Dlamini set the record straight at her roast when it came to the issue of her paying her ex-husband’s maintenance.

Showmax Originals recently premiered The Roast Battle with Minnie Dlamini which was hosted by roast masters Tumi Morake and Jason Goliath and featured a panel that will be remembered such as Robert Marawa, Lasizwe, Siv Ngesi, DA L.E.S, Penny Lebyane, Trevor Gumbi and Shahan Ramkissoon.

The panellists left no stone unturned when it came to throwing jabs at Minnie’s past relationship with soccer player Ituemelng Khune and her recent divorce from Quinton Jones, with whom she shares a child. It was also claimed that she paid her ex-husband a monthly maintenance of R10k.

The Roast Battle was fun to watch as everybody threw jabs at one another and no one was safe. Many viewers felt that Robert Marawa’s jokes were really funny alongside Trevor Gumbi and Lasizwe.

When it was Minnie’s turn to roast the panel she did not hold back with her later thanking the panellists for partaking in the roast as she mentioned before that it was a time to celebrate her career.

She said as the roast battle ended, “I’ve got one last thing to say. I’m not paying no f**king maintenance.”

Minnie’s roast received a positive reaction online on X (previously known as Twitter) with some even complimenting the panellist’s jokes at the media personality.

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