Mthembeni Ndevu, popularly known as Emtee, has filed papers to divorce his wife Nicole Chinsamy.
Mthembeni Ndevu, popularly known as Emtee, has filed papers to divorce his wife, Nicole Chinsamy.
A source revealed to TshisaLIVE Emtee had moved out of the flat he shared with Nicole, and was staying with a friend in Fourways after filing for divorce in April. Emtee was evasive about confirming the report, saying he had not fully vacated their apartment as some of his things were still there.When asked to confirm whether he had filed a summons for divorce, Emtee responded: “Yep.”This follows after Emtee's wife withdrew a case of assault against him in March when the rapper appeared in the Midrand magistrate’s court for allegedly “beating her” on Valentine's Day in February.
“On 03/03/2023, I opened a common assault case under domestic violence against my husband Mthembeni Ndebele. He was arrested on 08/03/2023. Therefore, I hereby wish to withdraw the charges against Mthembeni Ndevu. I forgave him for the sake of my kids,” reads the statement. hit maker went live on Instagram showcasing an argument between himself and Nicole.“You beat me up while I am seven months pregnant. Show them how you beat me up on Valentine’s Day.
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