Minnie Dlamini and Dr Brian Monaisa go Instagram official
It looks like Minnie Dlamini has found love again, but not everyone is celebrating.
Just weeks after being accused of flaunting an alleged affair, the media personality has officially gone public with her romance with celebrity plastic surgeon, Dr Brian Monaisa.
But his ex and baby mama, Neema Aloyce, is making it clear that she’s not impressed.
Over the weekend, Monaisa gave the people what they’ve been speculating about - confirmation that Minnie Dlamini is indeed his “girl”.
Posting about their recent Zimbabwe getaway, Monaisa shared: “I asked my girl to come with me for a business trip, she made it amazing.”
In another cheeky post, he was seen at a swanky hotel, captioning the snap: “Drink water and mind your business.”
Dlamini, who has kept mum about the romance, hasn’t posted any lovey-dovey snaps on her own page just yet but Monaisa made sure to tag her as his photographer. Subtle but effective.
This relationship update comes almost two years after Dlamini’s high-profile split from TV producer Quinton Jones.
The former couple, married for just under five years, has since been entangled in headlines surrounding their custody battle and alleged spousal support issues.
While Dlamini and Monaisa are seemingly basking in their romance, Neema Aloyce isn’t letting it slide without comment. Taking to her Instagram Stories, the Tanzanian businesswoman didn’t name names, but she made her feelings crystal clear.
Throwing shade at her ex, she posted in an Instagram Story: “Being cheated on by someone who begged you to be with them and begged you to have a child with them is very confusing. But we leave it to God.”
If that wasn’t enough, she followed it up with a Bible verse: “The Lord will fight for you.” She added, “The most unfair and hurtful time of my entire life, but I smile because I know God has my back.”
While neither Dlamini nor Monaisa has publicly addressed Neema’s accusations, it’s clear there’s more to this love triangle than just Instagram captions.
Whether Dlamini will speak out or stick to the “drink water and mind your business” approach remains to be seen.