Katlego Maboe’s Ex Monique Muller Seemingly Exposes His Financial Abuse in Leaked Private Emails

• Monique Muller, Katlego Maboe's baby mama, has shared evidence of financial abuse, including private emails, amid accusations that the star refused to pay for their son's private school fees
• Muller posted a screenshot of Maboe's email stating that they had not reached an agreement on their son's education, and their attorneys were handling the matter
• This revelation comes after Muller accused Maboe of financial mistreatment and sparked controversy on social media

Katlego Maboe's baby mama Monique Muller has finally shared receipts of the financial abuse that she has accused the Deal or No Deal SA star of. Muller stunned Mzansi when she posted a screenshot of the star's private emails.

Katlego Maboe's baby mama leaks his private messages

Monique Muller has had enough of social media users accusing her of ranting about her famous baby daddy Katlego Maboe for clout. The Cape Town-based woman made a stir on social media when she accused the Expresso host of abusing her financially.

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Katlego Maboe was accused of refusing to foot the bill for their son's school fees, yet he is demanding that the son should go to a private school. Speaking to Briefly News at the time, Muller said her ex was refusing to sign papers for an affordable school for their son.

Taking to her Instagram stories almost a month after calling out her baby daddy, Monique Muller stunned social media users with a screenshot of one of Katlego Maboe's private emails. In the message, the star claimed that there were certain arrangements that he and Muller have in place concerning their son's education. Part of the email read:

"Miss Muller and I have not reached an agreement in this regard and our attorneys are dealing with the issue."

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Monique Muller blasts the system for favouring the rich

Speaking exclusively to Briefly News, Muller slammed the SA justice system for favouring the rich and powerful instead of prioritising the rights of children and the victims. She said:

"To be honest, even responding to this may get me arrested. But I am more than frustrated with our useless court system at this stage. The law and the act very clearly state the rights of children and parents yet money and power really override those basic human rights. I am appalled at the fact that an alleged abuser can get an IPO to silence a victim. Interim IPO?

"When there is evidence to prove every single statement that was made. Why not defamation? Abusers have learnt how to use the system to their advantage. Where there are women who literally cannot even get IPO for domestic violence."

She further stated that she still hasn't secured a place for her son's school because each time she tried to apply at an affordable school, Katlego Maboe and his team shut down the process.

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"My post specifically speaks to these struggles, each time I have tried to apply at a more affordable school I receive a mail like the one seen in the screenshot delaying or completely shutting down the process purposely.

"It's really a matter of he just wants what he wants even if it cripples me. To be clear, I CAN afford school fees.. just not the schools whose fees are much higher than what mister can afford."

Katlego Maboe’s baby mama slams racist remarks against her following her deadbeat accusations against star

In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Katlego Maboe's baby mama Monique Muller has finally addressed the race comments that were made about her on social media.

Katlego Maboe's baby mama Monique Muller has taken to her Instagram page to react to the racist remarks that were made about her following her rants against the Deal or No Deal SA host.

Source: Briefly News