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Since 2010, author and controversial figure Jackie Phamotse has been embroiled in a 13-year court struggle with beloved mogul couple Basetsana and Romeo Kumalo. This was because Jackie made what are now considered sensational allegations against the couple in a tweet at the time.
As the Citizen originally reported when the story broke. Phamotse is said to have:
The Randburg Magistrates Court granted Kumalo and his wife Basetsana a protective order against Phamotse in July 2010.
The court determined that Jackie’s descriptive tweet about “a media mogul” and her husband supposedly being involved in a gay sex tape sparked widespread conjecture that the pair in question was the Kumalos.
Back in 2019, it was believed that the matter had been concluded by the courts, However, it seems that 13 years later the matter has yet to be concluded as the two parties are alleged to have been in court over the matter.
Jackie Phamotse vs. the Kumalos update
One person that seems to still believe that Jackie was not lying when she made the accusations against the Kumalos is none other than fellow controversial Twitter personality Ntsiki Mazwai.
In a since-deleted tweet, Ntsiki made it clear that she not only believed Jackie’s version of events. But that she had seen the images. However, as she has also recently concluded paying some of the legal fees in her legal matter between Euphonik and DJ Fresh.
Ntsiki saw it best to delete the tweet. However, when asked whether she has the images, she shared that she had recently deleted her copy.
As such, it seems that Jackie is still at a disadvantage as it was revealed that the Kumalos legal team had recently concluded their cross-examination. Moreover, it what seems like Jackie’s legal team’s attempt to buy time, they have delayed the verdict even further by asking to “read through the transcripts.”
Senior Prosecutor Yusuf Baba has wrapped up his cross examination of Phamotse.
The matter is ready for closing arguments. @motso_modise
— EWN Reporter (@ewnreporter) June 6, 2023
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