‘Top tier’: SA reacts to Bontle and Priddy Ugly’s ‘perfect marriage’

South African entertainer Bontle Modiselle recently visited Podcast and Chill with MacG and discussed her relationship with Priddy Ugly, real name Ricardo Moloi. According to the famous dancer, she and the rapper have never had one fight since the start of their 14-year long relationship.

While some people have trolled the young couple and accused Bontle of lying about the matter, others have shared hopes of having the same kind of relationship. Jokingly, some asked how she prayed for this kind of romance.

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Bontle Modiselle says she and Priddy Ugly have never fought

When it comes to relationships, love and romance, it is completely normally for couples to lose themselves.

More often than not, arguments and fights ensue when certain needs and expectations from each other are not met.

A good relationship requires communication — but even when there is good communication, fights are still part of most relationships.

This is why when local media personality Bontle Modiselle told MacG that she and her husband Priddy Ugly never fight — many didn’t believe her.

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According to Bontle who shares a young daughter, Afrika, with the musician, they started dating in 2009 and never had a fight.

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Mzansi shares their thoughts

In the comment section, many expressed disbelief for what she had to say.

“I thought it’s normal for couples to fight,” one person commented while another added:

“She is paying the bills, so why would Priddy fight with the breadwinner?.”

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