Television entertainer SK Khoza who plays the personality of Shaka Khoza on The Queen is accounted for to have been captured over Gender-Based Violence (GBV) charges as of late.
Khoza supposedly attacked his life partner Mandy Hlongwane after a warmed contention between the two lovebirds.
"Mandy Hlongwane opened an instance of attack with a purpose to cause offensive real damage against SK Khoza at the last end of the week. SK Khoza purportedly truly attack Mandy after she examined him regarding impregnating another lady while they were arranging their wedding.
The occurrence is accounted for to have occurred at the couple's loft with Hlongwane enduring wounds in the fight.
Many took to Twitter to call for Khoza to be "dropped" after yet embarrassment including the notorious entertainer.
The episode purportedly occurred at the couple's loft in Fourways, last Friday.
SK Khoza is said to have broken the furnishings and Mandy has endured wounds all over because of the assault.
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