DJ Tira and his wife, Gugu Khathi have been trending after it was reported that there is trouble in paradise between the pair.
Amid allegations of cheating, Khathi has been making headlines since the rumours dropped.
However, the celebrated business mogul has since rubbished the claims.
She slammed rumours that she is having an extra-marital affair with Tebogo Lerole of the Kwela Tebza band.
The news of their alleged affair made rounds after gender activist Sli Khumalo reportedly took a swipe at Tebogo for allegedly trying to make her share a room hotel with his girlfriend so that he could sleep with Gugu during a Eastern Cape SUV challenge event last week.
ZiMoja reports that Sli said: “I refused to share a room with some random girl who came with Tebogo while he wanted to share a room with Gugu.”
However, speaking to the publication, Gugu revealed that she and Tira are solid.
To add to matters, Gugu revealed that if Sli wants a boxing match for them to settle their differences, she should keep her posted.
She made it known she is more than willing, whether in the ring or on the streets.
“If Sli wants to fight, she must send her address. Cassper… I am ready to fight this girl in the ring professionally, or even on the streets. I am not scared of her.”
DJ Tira and Gugu have been married for a decade and have often wowed South Africa with their couples goals, from vacations to birthday surprises.
However, they have also had their fair share of celebrity marriage drama, but have managed to geet through it.
Source: News365.co.za
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