Zimbabwean rapper <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Holy_Ten">Holy Ten</a>, whose real name Mukudzei Chitsama, and Kimberly Richards have officially announced they are now husband and wife.
Unconfirmed reports suggest that Holy Ten paid US$15 000 as the bride price for his fiancée in Bulawayo.
It has also been rumoured that Kimberly is pregnant and expecting the couple’s first child.
Social media personality <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Night_Shadaya_Tawona">Tawona Knight Shadaya</a> has warned the rapper that the marriage will not last more than five years.
Shadaya referred to Kimberly as an “it girl” (IT) a phrase <a href="https://www.collinsdictionary.com/us/dictionary/english/it-girl#:~:text=also%20It%20girl,%5Binformal%2C%20journalism%5D">used to describe</a> a young woman who is well-known because she goes to the most fashionable places and events and knows famous people. Wrote Shadaya:
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Marrying an “IT” girl never ends well As MacG said no one in their right mind marries “IT” girls When you marry an “IT” girl, it’s NOT: “Till d€ath do us apart” BUT: “Till money or fame runs out” 5yrs max age, of such marriages Don’t try to turn a ho3 into a housewife.
As a man, if you don’t yet understand that a w0man’s value is in her past &amp; that marrying a refurbished ho3, when you’ve achieved some level of financial success or fame, then you’ve earned your right to be fxcked, cause you will be. Only a matter of WHEN not IF. Learn or perish!
You lot come here &amp; accuse me of being a h8ter, when you don’t even have the facts. Here are the facts: -she is a single mom. Yes she is, why try to succeed were another man failed. The baby daddy will always be in the picture. And your 1st child is her 2nd child.
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Shadaya also claimed that Kimberly was married against cultural norms as the marriage ceremony was allegedly conducted at her maternal uncle’s place. He said:
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Her own mother is also a single mom. Don’t you see a pattern here. How can sh€ make a good wife when sh€ never saw her own mother being one -she got married at her sekuru’s place (hanzvadzi ya mai, excluding her paternal relatives) That’s a taboo in African culture
So let’s be honest, if any of you would be okay, be it a relative or friend, to marry such a woman &amp; into such a family? We all know the answer to that, so yes I’m cool being called a h8ter speaking facts. Learn OR perish!!!
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