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Penuel Mlotshwa ready to take baby mamas to court for access to kids

Renowned podcaster and author Penuel Mlotshwa has made it clear that he has every desire to be a present father in his children’s – even if it means dragging baby mamas to court for denying him access to his kids.

At just 38-years old he is the proud father of seven children, with five baby mamas.

According to news and entertainment publication Sunday World, the podcaster was one of many fathers celebrated the role that mothers play in our society, so much so that he wished all of his children’s moms a happy Mother’s Day.

In a post that has since been deleted he wrote:

“A Happy Mother’s Day to the five mothers of my seven beautiful children. On behalf of the kiddos, I sent a lil something to celebrate the day.”

“To aboMama baNkunzi, Zulu, Afrika, Shaka, Nkanyezi, Nyanga & uMoya… thank you for being incredible mothers to these amazing children.”

He later added that despite the disagreements that they may have, all of them were doing a great job.

This was when he shifted his attention to two of his children’s moms who he claimed were withholding him from seeing their father. Penuel took to his Instagram story claiming that her will be taking the matter to court.

“I’m ready to pick up the fight again for access to my son, uZulu… as well as ensure that Shaka and Kula can visit me comfortably during school holidays.

“Gonna be going up and down to courts for the benefit of my children.”

Also see: ‘Where is MK getting money from?,’ asks Penuel Mlotshwa

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