Wedding bells for Kwaito star

Faded kwaito star Msawawa might be homeless but he is certain about one thing he will walk down the aisle with his sugar mama in September. According to a source Msawawa, whose real name is Siboniso Dlamini, moved out of the house he shared with Angela Gwala, his fiancée, recently after Gwala discovered her Ben 10 was getting frisky with her sister.

Speaking to Sowetan, Dlamini, who denied he was homeless, confirmed he was getting married in four months.

He said he wanted his wedding to be the talk of the town.

He further rubbished allegations of having an alleged sexual relationship with his future sister-in-law.

“The rumours are not true. Whoever spread the lies is a fool.

“There are no issues between me and my wife,” he said.

The kwaito singer is said to have been squatting at a friend’s place at Shiyabazali in Hammarsdale, KwaZulu-Natal.

But he insists it’s untrue.

“I have a house in Durban. My wife has a house in Richards Bay and my parents live in Clermont.”

Gwala also echoed Dlamini’s claim that they had no issues.

“I have five sisters and I know who is this sister that people are talking about.”

She confirmed the wedding was going ahead.

Gumbi also defended her husband-in-waiting, saying she lived in Richards Bay because of work.

“When I am off, I join Msawawa at our house in Morningside in Durban.”

But the source said the wedding won’t take place since Dlamini’s family apparently does not approve of his cougar.

The 25-year-old star shocked fans and friends alike when he paid lobola in 2013 for his 36-year-old tenderpreneur girlfriend, in what was considered a big controversy. – Sowetan.

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