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‘Today would have been our wedding day’ – DJ Mulo’s wife on his passing

TV personality and actress Ntokozo Molefe struggles to come to terms with the death of her radio personality husband Cliff Nhlamulo “DJ Mulo” Hlungwani on what would have been their wedding day.

DJ Mulo who had been a presenter on YFM sadly passed away on the 16th of December last year, he succumbed to his battle against cancer in the warm embrace and familiar surroundings of his home located in Bryanston.

His untimely demise has undoubtedly left an irreplaceable void within the radio community that will be felt for years to come.

The couple share a son together and were in the process of getting married prior to his death.

Ntokozo took to Instagram to write a heartfelt message to her man with the caption, “Today would have been our wedding day. We laid you to rest in the suit you would’ve worn, and it brings me a sense of comfort that we got to see what you would’ve looked like today. Now all the plans we made are laying bare, overshadowed by the pain of losing you,” adding a broken heart emoji and a crying face emoji which usually expresses the feeling of sadness.

 

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Instagram users took to the comment section to send love to the mother of one with one user saying, “Sending you lots of love.”

Another user said, “I’m so sorry Ntokozo, that man loved you till the end.

Another user said, “Oh Ntokozo, I’m so sorry mama.

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