SK Khoza hospitalised following alleged assault by fiancée
Updated | By Poelano Malema
South African actor SK Khoza is currently in hospital in England after allegedly being assaulted by his fiancée, Choice Kate Mathebula.
South African actor SK Khoza has accused his fiancée of almost taking his life.
In a now-deleted Instagram Live video, the actor said: “My fiancée almost killed me."
Khoza said he is putting the spotlight on women who abuse men and will not stay silent.
"I’d like to say to the women who physically abuse men out there. I’m not keeping quiet," he said in the video.
He went on to reveal the name of his fiancée.
"Choice Kate Mathebula beat me," he said.
According to The South African, Kate is a model who has appeared on 'UK Top Model'. She was previously married to Itumeleng Kukung. She is reportedly residing in Birmingham, UK.
READ: SK Khoza's ex Ayanda Hlongwane speaks out: "His abuse led to my miscarriage"
Khoza, who was seen in the videos with several bruises, says Kate left him with injuries all over his body.
"I have injuries all over my body right now,” he said.
The former 'Black Door' star said he almost lost some of his body parts.
When asked why Kate assaulted him, he said he doesn't know.
“I don’t know. All I know is that I almost lost my ear tonight; I almost lost my finger tonight. I have two broken knees right now. From spatula to tin opener to a knife, now I’m lying in a hospital in England.”
Many social media users wished him a speedy recovery.
READ: 'I am scared of my country': SK Khoza gets real about mental health
SK Khoza was beaten by his fiancé. pic.twitter.com/AiRSeP1WsP
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