The mother of 2 is clearly still traumatized by the TV personality, due to the confession made while being interviewed by Linda Mbuso recently on Close 2 Music.
Opening up to Linda, Kelly said toxicity isn’t the perfect word to describe her relationship with Jub, as he introduced her to a lifestyle she wouldn’t venture into in a sane state.

Read up all she revealed below:

“Toxic is an understatement – it was really bad. Hence even now, I have no desire to see the guy. Even hearing his name makes me cringe,” responded the singer.

“I was introduced to drugs by him.” She said. “Because that’s not who I am. You know the saying says – the company you keep determines who you become – I kept that kind of toxic company. And I became part of it. I became that company. But the minute I stepped out, I was able to find myself again. Who I was raised to be and who I want to be.”

I think it’s not just a Kelly thing. It’s what we go through as individuals where we feel like, who we are has to die to give life to this relationship. And also, it happens a lot when you are not self-aware. And when you are not informed and understand what it means to be in a relationship. What it means to love a person. I was young, I mean when I met that guy – I was 25. For me it was okay, relationship – I was hurt – and I wanted to give a lot of who I am to get the love that I thought I deserved from him. Forgetting that I needed to give myself that kind of love. And I needed to understand what it means to be in a relationship. You need o give this more attention before you can want to be in a relationship with anyone. Or even define, a kind of love and relationship that you want to be part of.”

“It required honesty and a lot of it. I needed to be very honest with myself. And accept the part that as much as… whatever environment determined who I became at the time, I also contributed. Because you allow yourself to be part of that environment. So nobody forced me to take drugs now. I wanted to. I became part of that.

Somizi Mhlongo causes an uproar after calling himself a woman on air.
On a recent episode of the radio show named The Bridge, hosted by Dineo Ranaka and the Naked DJ, Som dropped his usual amazing advice on #AskAMan segment.

A woman called in, lamenting on how her man isn’t sensitive to her emotional needs, but provides just her physical needs, without understanding her love language.

The woman’s talk triggered an argument in the studio, but Som supported the woman by calling himself “umfazi” which means “woman”, while advising the woman.

Som further said: “Men make me angry, on behalf of us women, I am upset.”

Did Somizi say on behalf of us Women ? Aii somG63 🤣😂 #AskAMan

— Midana_ (@midana_meedy) May 24, 2021

Jub Jub who is on the mission to fix the country, as become an entity to be feared, most especially by unfaithful lovers.The TV personality might just be minding his business in the public, but an infidel is right in the corner, avoiding the star.
 

How do we know this?

Well, Jub Jub shared a video of himself in a restaurant to see his team, upon entering the space, a couple was seen looking tensed.

The woman in the video looked happy and alive, but the man seem like he’s sweating out fear privately.

“Guys I was visiting my crew on set this ni<#€$ Got so shoooook breathing like King Kong,” Jub said. Reactions be like: “I get him. seeing Jub will make you think you cheating even when you not.” “Guilty as charged this one😂😂😂” “He is nervous like he is up to no good undercover… Lol” “He even unbuttoned his jacket😂😂😂 he’s up to something Jub Jub is the brain behind Uyajola 9/9, and the second season will be renewed on the 6th of June on Moja Love TV. The TV show has been exposing unfaithful partners, and another season is premiering soon! Check out video shared by Jub below:

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Alicia has decided to follower her father’s and sisters footsteps.

The celebrity child who just finished her matric and passed with flying colors, recently showed off her sleeve tattoo.

This was showed off during a gym session with her mother.

Shona has tattoos all over his body and his older sister Lesedi just got her 6th tattoo.

“I have been wanting to do my sixth tattoo for the longest time, I think it’s been since 2016, I got my fifth tattoo in 2016 and it says “if you go through hell keep going.” “Me getting the Cherry blossom tattoo on my collarbone I think l knew that from about 2018, so it has been a long time coming and I finally got to do it,” she said.

Buhle Samuels Biography: Buhle Samuels is a South African actress and television personality best known for her television role as Matshidiso Mofokeng on Muvhango, SABC2 soapie opera. She was born on May 25, 1990 in Soweto and grew up in Pretoria North, Gauteng, South Africa.

Buhle Samuels Biography
Buhle is one of the most loved South African actresses and television personalities. The Imbewu actress likes attending dance fitness classes to keep her body fit and perfect. She is very active on Instagram as she likes to post her beautiful pictures (images).

Buhle Samuels wiki profile summary
Name and Surname: Buhle Samuels
Date of birth: May 25th, 1990
Place of birth: Soweto, South Africa
Age: Buhle Samuels is 29-years-old as of 2019
Profession: Actress And Television Personality
Sibling (sister): Buhle’s sibling is Mbali Samuels
Height: 178 cm
Buhle Samuels Family
Buhle is the youngest of two children; she has an older sister, Mbali Samuels. Her mother is a nurse in Saudi Arabia. She studied Somatology. “my mom is a nurse in Saudi Arabia and she is always listening to the news and she calls me to see if everything is okay. She stresses and worries more than me,” – she told Youth Village.

Buhle Samuels Career
Buhle previously hosted the breakfast show on Africa Magic, an M-Net owned channel available on DStv channel 151 in 2013. In 2014, Buhle landed a role on SABC2 sopaie opera, Muvhango as Matshidiso.

She rose to prominence in 2014 when she was cast as Matshidiso Mofokeng on the SABC 2 flagship soap opera, Muvhango, reportedly ahead of seasoned South African actresses and television personalities who had auditioned for the role to no success.