Sizwe Dhlomo Defends Dr Musa Mthombeni for “Loving His Wife” Liesl

Sizwe Dhlomo Defends Dr Musa Mthombeni for “Loving His Wife” Liesl

  • Sizwe Dhlomo recently defended the people hating on Dr Musa Mthombeni for loving his wife out loud
  • The doctor is being dragged online for missing his wife, who is on a girls' holiday, and Sizwe seems to not understand the hate
  • Reactions to the radio personality's comment were mixed, as some netizens called him out for doing the same thing as Musa's haters
Sizwe Dhlomo came to Musa Mthombeni's defence
Sizwe Dhlomo defended Dr Musa Mthombeni after he was bashed for loving his wife boldly. Images: sizwedhlomo, drmusamthombeni
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Sizwe Dhlomo is among the handful of social media users who can't seem to understand why people hate Dr Musa Mthombeni for expressing his love for his wife.

Sizwe Dhlomo reacts to Musa Mthombeni drama

Dr Musa Mthombeni and his wife, Liesl, are once again trending, and the doctor is catching shade for, wait for it, loving his wife.

This comes after the former Miss South Africa and her friends jetted off to France for a girls' holiday, something out of the ordinary, seeing that she usually travels with her husband.

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Sizwe Dhlomo defended Dr Musa Mthombeni
Sizwe Dhlomo doesn't understand why Dr Musa Mthombeni is hated for loving his wife, Liesl. Images: sizwedhlomo, drmusamthombeni
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Musa's hilarious comments on his wife's pictures, his posts about missing her, as well as his usual bold displays of affection, led many to label him a "simp."

Twitter (X) user AFCTefo was puzzled by the constant hate towards the doctor:

"Musa gets so much hate for loving his wife, man."

Reacting to the post was Sizwe Dhlomo, who exclaimed, "Bruh!" and affirmed the original poster's comment:

Here's what Mzansi said to Sizwe Dhlomo

South Africans said the people hating on Musa Mthombeni are merely projecting their experiences, or lack thereof, of being shown genuine love.

SizakeleMa43649 said:

"What does he expect from people who grew up fatherless? They don't know the importance of a husband loving his wife. 65% of children in this country are fatherless. They are full of hate and anger."

siphoBMjr called out the haters:

"Black trauma; grew up in broken homes and those that had two parents, never saw their parents even kiss or their fathers get their mother flowers, so it’s mentally conditioned to accept love in a form of nonchalant behaviour instead of it being out loud. True love is shown."

MpinganaD was puzzled:

"Imagine being angry at a man who is not afraid to show the world how happy he is!"

Naledzani99 added

"People are extremely bitter."
Mzansi agreed with Sizwe Dhlomo
Like Sizwe Dhlomo, some netizens said the hate Musa Mthombeni gets for loving his wife is unnecessary. Image: sizwedhlomo
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Meanwhile, others reminded Sizwe of how often he "attacks" Vusi Thembekwayo unprovoked on social media:

TloudimirM said:

"Not to mention the hate Vusi gets for living his life."

visse_ss wrote:

"You also hate Vusi Thembekwayo, please!!"

mzamogalore added:

"Vusi gets so much hate for 'scamming' his customers."

VusiThanga called Sizwe Dhlomo out:

"And @VusiThembekwayo gets so much hate for living his life, man. Say 'Bruh' again."

mby_sbu posted:

"Like Vusi. All he does is to exist, and you hate."

u_noziphos responded:

"Musa is obsessed with his wife the way you’re obsessed with Vusi."

Slik Talk calls out Dr Musa Mthombeni

In an earlier report, Briefly News shared online reactions to Slik Talk's comments about Dr Musa Mthombeni's love for his wife.

The controversial YouTuber said the doctor was overdoing it and may even be making her uncomfortable.

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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

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