Vusi Thembekwayo Spills the Tea on Gbv Allegations against Him

Vusi Thembekwayo Spills the Tea on Gbv Allegations against Him

  • Vusi Thembekwayo has told his side on social media following allegations of assault levelled against him by his wife
  • He told the world that his wife allegedly has a substance abuse problem and when he tried to help her she accused him of assault
  • Social media users are divided with some saying that he should have cleared his name in court and not spilt the tea on social media

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Vusi Thembekwayo has hit out against allegations of gender-based violence levelled against him.

He took to social media to share his side of the story and claims the allegations that his wife levelled against him are false.

Vusi Thembekwayo, GBV, Social media, reactions
Vusi Thembekwayo has shared his side of the story. Photo credit: @vusithembekwayo
Source: Instagram

Vusi alleges that his wife has a history of substance abuse and that he had returned from an international trip to help her.

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He said that her response to his efforts was "unfortunate" and ended in charges of assault being laid against him.

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Vusi maintains that he is completely innocent and is willing to prove it in the "appropriate forum".

He maintains that he is an advocate of equality and committed to eradicating all forms of GBV.

Vusi asked for people to understand and support him as he deals with his personal life and to protect his children.

Social media users took to the internet to react to the situation

@ChrisExcel102:

"If Vusi is guilty he must face the music. But don't tell him he had no right to expose his wife. He has every right to the world that he is dealing with a woman odla ama drugs...
He is not painting him as junky he is telling a fact!!

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If he's guilty he must face the music."

@pietrampedi:

"What an awful & insensitive statement by Vusi #Thembekwayo, in an attempt to appear smart & responsible. Wittingly or unwittingly, he confirms he physically abused (assaulted) his wife. Instead of taking responsibility, he is trying to blame her alleged substance abuse. Very sad."

@NalaThokozane:

"We wake up to this unfortunate GBV allegation involving Vusi Thembekewayo and his wife.
Below, Vusi explains the context from his point of view. His wife explained her side to the Police.
The Matter is before the Court of Law to establish the fact.. not Twitter Cangaroo Court."

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