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Local blog alleges Londie London’s child is not Hlubi Nkosi’s

Londiwe Siphiwokuhle Zulu also known as Londie London, became a trending topic yesterday after a local blog @thepopcornroomrsa alleged that Londie had lied about the paternity of her first child, further stating that, DNA results confirmed Hlubi Nkosi was not the child’s father.

The blog shared a post captioned:

“The DNA results are out. It is alleged that Londie London’s first-born child is indeed NOT Hlubi’s Nkosi son. A close source has revealed this as being the main reason why Londie was sent packing from Hlubi’s mansion. The white BMW that was given to her by the ex-fiancé was also confiscated following rumors of infidelity.”

 

A shocked Londie responded to the blog’s post saying:

“Niyenze nobani leyo DNA (Who did you do the DNA with)???? Where is it ?????”

The Instagram post gained almost nine thousand likes and one thousand three hundred comments. Commenters shared; ” @londie_london_official, you must sue these people spreading rumors. People thrive on creating drama and people’s struggles.”

More shared, “go open the case against this blog that published this nonsense to tarnish your name mnxim. Strength cc???.”

Twitter users also weighed in on this saga, with users commenting:

“That baby looks like Hlubi Nkosi. He is probably upset that Londie London was courageous enough to leave him. He will do and say anything to give her a bad name. These are stunts zongafuni ukondla (of not wanting to pay maintenance).”

 

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