Mbalula revealed in a lengthy interview that he was embroiled in an unpleasant and difficult situation that had the potential to terminate his marriage to Nozuko, whom he had married for two decades. When asked about his relationship with his wife by Times Timeslive, the current transport minister revealed that he had cheated on her, but released later that he made a big mistake by on her.
 

 

 

Mbalula went on to say that he had not been truthful at the time and that he preferred a woman who was self-sufficient. But it wasn’t long before he recognized Nozuko was the one. Additionally, he stated that Nozuko has stood by his side through thick and thin, providing him with the best advisors and words of encouragement when he was suffering as police minister in 2016.

Since their wedding about two decades ago, Fikile Mbalula and his wife have been happily married, and they continue to stay in the matrimonial residence in Johannesburg. Fikile and his wife are the parents of three wonderful children who they are raising as a family. He is the father of two daughters and one son.

The first child is a girl who looks like she is in her adolescent years. The second born appears to be a young girl of about ten years old. In the final group of children, there is a last born boy who appears to have just begun school or is in pre-school.

Fikile Mbalula is constantly gushing about his beautiful wife and adorable children on social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook.

The author’s point of view

The fact that Mbalula is a public figure and celebrity shows how men should prioritize their families and take care of their children at all times is a source of inspiration. South Africa will be a better country if men can follow in Mbalula’s footsteps and take care of their families in the same way that he does for his family.

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