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Oscar Mbo’s ex-girlfriend accuses him of domestic violence

10 months By Zintle Mdaka

Social media is buzzing after Oscar Mbo’s ex-girlfriend, Ursula Dlamini, accused him of physically assaulting her when they were in a relationship.

Ursula recently took to her Instagram close friends to share pictures of her facial bruises, alleging that Oscar used to abuse her. She also shared that she was triggered by the Snenhlanhla Mthembu and Andile Junior incident, and she added that she will never heal.

“Today was so triggering for me guys. Oscar used to abuse me and I have to live with days like these, where I will get triggered in the middle of a task at work then go about my day like nothing is happening when I’m dying inside.  Why am I even protecting this monster.

“I’m doing it for myself, my kids and my husband, but I just wish he could pay and be held accountable for what he did to me all these years. I’ll never heal,” she penned.

Even though Oscar Mbo, born Oscar Mbongeni Ndlovu, has not commented on the allegations, social media has gone into a frenzy as many are sharing their opinions and thoughts.

X (formerly Twitter) users weighed in:

 

Also see: Internet reacts to Durban hairstylist’s hospitalisation after assault and burn wounds

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