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If you’ve been wondering how Mihlali Ndamase met her lover, Leeroy Sidambe, you’re in luck because the beauty influencer has just revealed all the details.
Mihlali explained how she met her partner after being introduced to him by a friend who happens to be friends with the businessman, and things developed swiftly from there.
After many video chats, they finally met in a restaurant in Cape Town and shared their first kiss. She admitted to being captivated by him from the start — more like love at first sight. They’ve been inseparable since.
However, theirs also happens to be one of the most controversial celebrity relationships in South Africa. When they started dating, and it became public knowledge, it was revealed that Leeroy Sidambe was married and had kids with his wife.
This revelation set most members of the public against Mihlali, with many accusing her of being a husband snatcher. The crisis got so heated that Leeroy’s wife took him to court to force him to return the Range Rover he had gifted her but took back and gifted to Mihlali.
The beauty influencer appears indifferent to the criticisms of her relationship, though.
“I was charmed from the beginning, from the moment I spoke to this man. We were on the phone for six weeks until he couldn’t wait any longer,” she said.
“I caught feelings. Love him like it’s day one, from the moment we met we both just knew. Our first kiss was on the first day we met. He claims he did not know who I am.”
In an interview with Nounouche, Mihlali, who leads a private life, said she wished her relationship had not come to light with a scandal attached to it, but she was not bothered by people’s opinions.
“The timing to post each other was not right. He posted and I reposted his story. People will always have their opinions, it doesn’t affect me,” she said.
On the notion that she “stole” a man from another women, she set the record straight.
“Another important thing is that men are not possessions, you don’t just take and run with it. People are responsible for themselves. We make it seem like these men cannot think for themselves and in that regard we never hold them to the same standards we hold women.”
