On 20 June, Pablo Venz, a Nigerian national, swiftly took to Instagram to quell any romantic involvement with Floda Graé, the third wife of Ngizwe Mchunu.
NIGERIAN MAN DENIES ROMANCE WITH NGIZWE’S WIFE FLODA
SA GossipLab posted a video on X showing a young lady who is believed to be Floda at a house party in Cape Town.
Ngizwe Mchunu’s second wife, Flora Mthimkhulu, was reportedly seen attending a house party in Cape Town on Thursday night. Flora is said to be in a relationship with a Nigerian businessman based in the city. pic.twitter.com/9Ae9tta5XS
— SA_gossiplab (@SA_gossiplab) June 20, 2026
Rumour has it that the Pressure hitmaker is dating Pablo; however, he has flatly denied even knowing her via a series of Instagram Stories. Sanele Nkosi shared the post on X.
Cape Town based Nigerian Baller Pablo Vens has denied the allegations that he’s romantically involved with Anti-illegal Immigration Activist Ngizwe Mchunu’s second wife Flora Mthimkhulu after they were seen together at a house party in Cape Town on Thursday night. pic.twitter.com/8b6DJgFtrF
— Sanele Nkosi (@sanelenkosiii) June 20, 2026
ONLINE USERS EXPRESS THEIR VIEWS
Mashesha_RSA commented: Ngizwe is busy chasing foreigners on the streets, foreigners are busy with his wife behind the scenes.
Hlela_Lulubel wrote: I knew it and not surprised I looked at her and I looked at Ngizwe and then I looked at her again.
JayDi1984 added: If this is true, it’s not a good look for that boy Ngizwe. You can’t run next door to put out a fire when your house is also burning. The boy needs to take care of [the] home.
FLODA HAS BEEN TRENDING OF LATE
In May 2026, the Mchunu family faced a tough period when their rural homestead in Umbumbulu, KwaZulu-Natal, was burnt down.
In a video from Nhlaka Production, Ngizwe shared the horrific details of how his home was torched by three men who came looking for him.
The ordeal gripped the country, with people from various sectors supporting Ngizwe and his family.
Public figures who came through were Mthandeni Manqele, Uzalo cast members, Zwakele Mncwango and Bonginkosi Khanyile, among others.
Former radio host Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and her husband also visited the Mchunus to show their support.
They brought essential goods such as food parcels and cookware. Jacinta even admired Floda’s strength as she showed her the burnt rondavels.