Denise Zimba Trends After Sharing Divorce Drama, Mzansi Debates: “Evaluate Your Relationships”

Denise Zimba Trends After Sharing Divorce Drama, Mzansi Debates: “Evaluate Your Relationships”

  • Denise Zimba is still topping social media trends after dropping a bombshell about her past marriage
  • The actress revealed that her ex-husband and best friend had an affair, and the drama had netizens debating on who was in the wrong
  • While some people dragged Denise's husband for his infidelity, others accused her bestie of having been envious of her
  • Briefly News spoke to The Relationship Architect Shelley Lewin about steps a person can take to create healthy boundaries and relationships after betrayal
Denise Zimba's marital drama shocked Mzansi
Netizens debated over Denise Zimba's divorce drama. Image: missdenisezimba
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The Denise Zimba cheating scandal is still being discussed online, and people are coming up with theories on how it could have been avoided.

Denise Zimba exposes ex-hubby and best friend

Former V Entertainment presenter, Denise Zimba, shook the table when she exposed the real reason she divorced her German husband/ baby daddy, Jakob Schlichtig.

She opened up about finding out that her best friend, who Briefly News now understands is Mpumi Mdluli, had an affair with Jakob:

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"That's why she always ghosted you when you were pregnant and never celebrated you - birthdays, baby showers, bridal showers."

Previously, Briefly News reported that Denise ended her marriage after catching her husband texting another woman:

Briefly News reporter Privie Kandi spoke to Shelley Lewin, The Relationship Architect, author of Uncomplicated Love, and founder of The Relationship Architect Coaching and Education, about steps a person can take to create healthy boundaries and relationships moving forward after such betrayal. She said:

"Taking the time to reflect on your needs and values helps set a solid foundation for future relationships. Building connections based on openness and mutual respect can restore trust in others and in yourself.
"Professional support, like therapy, can offer guidance through this journey, ensuring that healing leads to personal growth and stronger, more intentional relationships."

Here's what Mzansi said about Denise Zimba's marital drama

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Netizens are shocked beyond words and accused Denise's best friend of being jealous of her:

hlovo_ was stunned:

"Doing this to your best friend is so heinous; Denise didn’t deserve that."

AllAboutAyanda said:

"Some people genuinely just want your life and disguise themselves as your friends. That's why it's always good to evaluate your relationships with people."

sirboring_26 wrote:

"One thing about South African women, they will steal your husband to match their vision board."

Meanwhile, others blamed the husband for the fall of his marriage, with some relating it to Matthew Booth's cheesecake story:

JamesZwane07 wrote:

"The heart of men is desperately wicked."

sirboring_26 joked:

"You got the Matthew Booth special."

kay_mahapa said:

"Cheating aside, cheating with the person your wife is meant to vent to about your cheating is just evil."

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In an earlier report, Briefly News shared online reactions to Gogo Skhotheni's alleged affair with a married man.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za