Breaking up is never easy, and these Mzansi celebs are proof of that.
It has been years since some of these stars were a couple but we never fully recovered from these heartbreaking splits.
He never spoke about his relationship and engagement to Pearl when they were together. But he did confirm their breakup after months of speculations in August 2017. The couple had been together for 10 years, but things turned ugly after allegations surfaced that he fathered two children out of wedlock.from her soon to be ex-husband.From a R46,000 Gucci handbag to loved-up selfies and baecation pics, this power couple served relationships goals.
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