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Letoya Makhene reacts to reports she was allegedly beaten by her wife

Actress Letoya Makhene reacts to reports of being allegedly assaulted by her wife Lebo Keswa.

The actress appeared on the front cover of Sunday World, frowning at a story alleging that her wife has assaulted her.

The actress and singer posted on Instagram about all she’s accomplished in recent weeks, but the publication decided to smear her efforts.

“I’ve found a deep sense of peace in my life and I will be damned if I allow the devil or any human being to take it away from me,” she wrote.

“In the past month I was in two movies. One that made Top 1 in SA and Top 5 in US movies. I’m currently working on an international project, I’m an Advisor in an upcoming series, I’m currently shooting in a Telenovela and all while I’m preparing for my upcoming concert ? and raising initiates. With all this, I’ve been approached by film companies for two series and a soapy. My House of HOK blanket range is doing very well. The LM Foundation has donated 300 blankets in the past two months, had soup kitchens and food parcel drives and all this was done by my Wife and I.”

“Instead of being celebrated and getting good publicity for all this, Womens Month is the time that someone chooses to try bring down and drag two Women who are Hardworking, Driven and Self motivated. Only you won’t win this one!!!”

Letoya is fed up with Sunday World journalists that allegedly make fake reports.

“My family and I will handle this with grace, with our heads held up high and we will hold each other’s hands??.”

“Frankly I’m getting tired of journalists from @thesundayworld calling me and my wife about one thing and then writing stories that have absolutely nothing to do with what they even called about. How is that ethical? You don’t even stop to think how your tacky write ups will affect our families, our work and our brands. What happened to investigating a story? So basically I can make up a lie about someone who’s life I want to destroy and some journalist will happily write about it just because it’s possibly going to sell papers that we have to admit no one is interested in buying anymore,” she added.

She ended off by saying: “Thank you so much for this. My wife and I now wonder how we will explain this to the 57 women who have actually gone through this kind of abuse and who we have assisted in getting into safe spaces and getting their lives back together. How we will continue to give back to society from our own pockets and while working with other high profile brands ??‍♀️.”

 

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