Pearl Modiadie responds to Donald's tweet about hot-looking ex
- TV and radio personality Pearl Modiadie has responded to Donald's tweet about his ex who looked better every time they broke-up
- Donald's fans had speculated that Pearl is the ex that he was talking about
- The stunner told Donald that you don't know what you have until it's gone
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When singer and songwriter Donald posted on social media that his ex used to look better every time they broke up, his fans were quick to point out that he was talking about TV and radio personality, Pearl Modiadie.
The In Denial hitmaker said his friends used to send him the ex's Instagram pics to remind him what he once had.
The star apparently "couldn't cope" with being reminded about his hot ex.
Donald had tweeted:
"My ex used to look better with every break-up.. I couldn’t cope with my friends sending me her Insta pics to remind me what I once had."
Pearl has also responded to Donald's tweet. The stunner said:
"You don’t know what you have until it’s gone."
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Pearl's comment on Donald's tweet sent social media users into a frenzy.
@Mthobysy commented:
"Haibo Pearl don't tell me you are the ex. Like noooooo!"
@ThibosAfrika wrote:
"I think you two need closure and should book a spot at the #OneNightWithMyEx on Mzansi Magic."
@MongeziSozombi1 said:
"At least they still reply to each other, some of us have enemies in exes."
@Lii_I_Am added:
"It takes more than just good looks for a relationship to work. She can be beautiful and still be toxic in a way. You broke up for a reason."
Donald has previously denied all claims that he has dated Pearl back in 2015.
Briefly.co.za has reported that Donald recently found himself trending for all the right reasons. Peeps just wanted the star to rise.
The star also took to social media to appreciate what his followers did for him with the hashtag #DonaldMustRise.
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Source: Briefly News
