Now, it seems like DJ Zinhle had an idea that something like this, I mean, she’s currently trending right now because allegedly her husband is unfaithful to her.

I feel like she might have known this was going to come out because she shared a video some time ago, less than um I think a month ago and it has now resurfaced and people are saying uh-uh she was exactly talking about this moment, the moment of um you know internet or social media finding out that her husband has been unfaithful to her.

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So DJ Zinhle posted um a video on the 10th of October talking about how it is so hard to let go and how she wants a peaceful life but it is so hard to be humble sometimes.

Take a look at this.

Let me tell you it is super hard and decided you know what I’m going to let this thing go.

I’m not going to respond to this.

I’m just going to let go.

But letting it go is so hard cuz it’s so easy to get angry and want to react.

But sometimes, not even sometimes for me especially, most times I would actually love to let things go.

I don’t want to fight.

I don’t want to have conflict.

I don’t respond to anyone online.

I don’t want to respond to anything.

I don’t explain myself.

I just want an easy life.

But let me tell you, sometimes it is so hard to just let it go because people will just question things for the sake of questioning them and cause chaos where there’s no need for chaos, how now people under this video said I think ugu phase 2 bestie being a poet.

Another one said phase two becoming a motivational speaker.

Shalom found out you turn into a motivational speaker or seek affirmations.

So people are just saying that um the reason why she’s speaking like that is because um she is on phase two you know which is becoming a motivational speaker when you’re going through a heartbreak um or you know you are trying to just uh make yourself feel better basically.

Another person commented under the video and said Sazi Natina scony.

Well, social media is so messy.

Uh once said, you are not the first woman to be cheated on and you won’t be the last.

Do you? And if you feel like you want to forgive him, do it.

Your happiness matters.

Now, I see some people, you know, like using the statement that you’re not the first nor the last.

But how about I don’t want to be the person that somebody cheats on.

Like why can’t that be normal? You are the DJ Zinhle, the your majesty, the queen.

Don’t forget that.

The pain in her eyes now that somebody actually mentioned the pain in her eyes.

Um if you go back to that video, you can just see that she’s not okay.

Now, she might be talking about a different situation, but it is so weird because this video has now popped out and under the comment section, people have now come to realize that um they believe that she might be referring to her marriage because she says it’s so hard uh to humble yourself.

It’s so hard to let go sometimes because uh things are just so tough.

But in her case, she just wants peace.

It’s only peace that she wants.

And um it seems like she’s not finding that.

That was actually um a very vulnerable moment for her and like I said if you can go back to the video you can literally tell that you know she’s she’s really going through something and clearly she cannot speak about it.

So I guess that’s the reason why a lot of people feel like um she was referring to this situation before it even came out and it it is actually very sad.

It is actually very sad because this story is going viral.

It’s all over social media and hopefully one of them like I mentioned in one of my previous video is going to come out and say listen this is not true or something you know something needs to be done because if you go on uh Twitter which is now known as X it’s all over if you go to Tik Tok it’s all over Facebook you name it and this is very embarrassing very humiliating for someone like DJ Zinhle.

I know we are not perfect.

I know she’s not perfect.

Let’s talk about DJ Zinhle because she is who we are talking about.

I see a lot of people crucifying her for um what she did to Bonang in the past because um she went as far as asking Revlon to remove uh Bonang from being a brand ambassador but we are going to talk about that in a different video I believe because I don’t want to make this video too long and honestly speaking uh a lot of people are siding with Murdah Bongz and that is the society that we live in even women are uh deciding to side with Murdah Bongz.

I really don’t know why people are being so mean to DJ Zinhle because um I don’t think she’s a mean girl.

Okay.

I don’t know.

I’ve never met her personally.

Of course.

Um everything I speak about is from my own opinion and what I observe on social media.

And for her to be getting the backlash that she is getting now, it it’s more like people are even celebrating that her husband is allegedly cheating on her, which is very very sad.

Uh I saw a lot of people um tweeting reposting the picture talking about how she deserves this and you know DJ Zinhle hasn’t really been very lucky when it comes to love honestly speaking.

I mean she had a relationship with the father of her child AKA and AKA allegedly went on to cheat on her while she was still pregnant.

That’s when she found out that um her then uh boyfriend or partner was being unfaithful to her and she was pregnant which was a very difficult situation and I honestly do not blame her on how she reacted because she was so in love with this man and this man wasn’t even in love with her basically because if you are in love with somebody how are you going to go to the next person and ask them out and start dating having a relationship and what makes things worse is that DJ Zinhle and Bonang Matheba were at some point cool um I believe there were some sort of friends and imagine finding out that this person you consider as a friend uh is now dating your your your partner, the father of your unborn child.

It it might have been, not even might have been, it must have been very heartbreaking for her.

So, there’s just a lot going on right now on the internet.

And um I hope she’s okay wherever she is, guys.

Like, honestly speaking, I love both DJ Zinhle and Bonang.

If you’ve been on this channel, you should know.

But I just feel like this has been in the past.

And for people uh who are now bringing this up is really unfair.

Okay.

Even though DJ Zinhle and um Bonang are not cool.

They’ve never been cool ever since that day.

Uh I feel like as social media, you know, as ordinary people, I think we need to let it go rather than digging it up and bringing it now into this situation.

It’s really hard.

If you’ve never been cheated on, well, good for you because it’s not a nice feeling being cheated on.

Uh you start questioning yourself.

you start um you know just questioning a lot of things about life and it’s very unfair.

uh she is married to this man.

So you can just imagine not only married they do share a child together.

So if this situation is really true then she has got a lot of things uh to consider.

She needs to think about a lot of things and I know you know when it comes to culture they would advise you to stay because every man is like that we have been cheated on as your granny’s and and and but at the end of the day it’s her decision and I’m only saying this if the rumors are true okay and um honestly I sympathize with her because I thought this was her you know happy ending happy marriage fairy tale of course um you So, it’s it’s nice to have challenges in a marriage that doesn’t involve a third person.

So, for some people, when there is a third person involved, it’s a it’s it’s it’s a game changer.

It’s game over.

But, let’s see what happens.

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The weight of this scandal, as it unfolds across the digital landscape, is not just a personal crisis for DJ Zinhle, but a harsh reflection of the public’s often cruel and judgmental nature towards women in the spotlight, especially those who have faced prior relationship turmoil.

The resurfacing of her old video, where she yearns for peace and struggles with the urge to react, now feels less like generic motivational content and more like a prophetic cry for help, an emotional precursor to the chaos currently engulfing her life.

The pain mentioned in her eyes by observers is the kind of raw vulnerability that social media, in its relentless pursuit of drama, often strips bare for public consumption.

This is not just a celebrity gossip item; it is a very public breakdown of a dream—the dream of a peaceful, stable, and faithful partnership she explicitly stated she desired.

The narrative surrounding this alleged infidelity is particularly distressing because it is being framed, by many on social media, as some form of karmic retribution for her past actions against Bonang Matheba.

This mindset—that a woman “deserves” being cheated on due to a previous conflict, however messy—is deeply misogynistic and undermines the seriousness of marital betrayal.

It suggests a zero-sum game where past wrongs justify current suffering, completely disregarding the humanity of the person involved.

DJ Zinhle’s past with AKA and Bonang was undeniably complex and painful—a situation where she was cheated on while pregnant, making the betrayal feel doubly harsh.

To use that traumatic history as a weapon against her now, when she is reportedly facing similar heartache, highlights the ugly side of internet culture, where empathy is often replaced by schadenfreude.

The fact that “even women are deciding to side with Murdah Bongz” is a point that demands closer examination.

Why is there a segment of the public, including women, who are quick to offer excuses for the alleged unfaithful husband while simultaneously tearing down the wife? This societal tendency to minimize male accountability in infidelity while magnifying the female partner’s flaws is a recurring theme.

It speaks to a deep-seated acceptance of the notion that “all men cheat” and that a woman’s primary duty is to forgive and endure, lest she be judged as the reason for her partner’s actions.

The commentary about her being on “Phase 2” of a breakup—turning into a poet or motivational speaker—is a cynical way to dismiss her genuine emotional distress as a predictable, performative reaction rather than an authentic expression of pain.

She is asking for peace, a simple yet profound request, and instead is being met with a tsunami of historical criticism and present-day ridicule.

The difficulty she expressed in “letting go” and the struggle to “be humble” are not abstract concepts now; they are directly applicable to the current situation.

Letting go means potentially ending her marriage and disrupting her family structure.

Being humble, in this context, means choosing silence and non-reaction in the face of public humiliation, a feat that is nearly impossible for a public figure.

The conflict she speaks of—the urge to fight versus the desire for an easy life—is playing out in real-time, amplified by thousands of social media voices dissecting her every move and past mistake.

For a person who “doesn’t want to have conflict” and “doesn’t explain myself,” this viral scandal is the antithesis of the life she craves.

Her plea for peace is a recognition that the drama, the questioning, and the chaos are externally imposed and deeply exhausting.

The notion that she is the “queen” and “your majesty,” as one commenter stated, should come with a mantle of respect, yet it is being used to highlight the contrast between her public persona of success and her private reality of alleged heartbreak.

This duality is what often makes celebrity crises so compelling to the masses: the juxtaposition of fame and fortune against the very common, very human experience of betrayal.

However, for Zinhle, the stakes are arguably higher than they were with AKA, as her current relationship with Murdah Bongz is a marriage, with a child shared between them.

A second public, high-profile cheating scandal is not just emotionally taxing; it has significant implications for her career, brand, and the well-being of her children.

The advice she is receiving, both from cultural perspectives (“every man is like that, stay”) and from internet commentators (“do you”), puts immense pressure on her to make a decision that will be scrutinized regardless of the outcome.

The distinction she might make between “challenges in a marriage that doesn’t involve a third person” and challenges that do, as suggested in the original video, underscores the finality that infidelity often represents.

For many, including Zinhle, a third party is the “game changer,” the point of no return where trust is fundamentally broken.

The current rumors, if true, represent a betrayal not just of her, but of the entire vision of their future together, a vision that many fans had rooted for as her ultimate “happy ending.”

The sympathy she is receiving, though perhaps overshadowed by the backlash, is genuine because this is a universally understood pain—the shock of a partner shattering the foundation of a shared life.

The call for either Murdah Bongz or DJ Zinhle to issue a statement is not just about satisfying public curiosity; it is about providing clarity in a moment of intense, damaging speculation that is actively harming a public figure who, at her core, is simply seeking an easy, peaceful life.

The conclusion of this chapter remains unwritten, but the emotional toll it has already taken is visibly profound.