KZN Sounds off on whether or not Nosipho should postpone her wedding or cancel it following her husband cheating

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Infidelity is almost always a deal breaker in any relationship and with a wedding date looming we can only imagine the level of stress the decision of to forgive or not has.

The weight of that heavy decision is what KZN listener, Nosipho is dealing with.

With just two months to the most important and special day in her life, her husband has made a heartbreaking confession. Nosipho sent Stacey and J Sbu her dilemma for their feature #TheFixer.

#TheFixer is a feature on Stacey and J Sbu's show in which the duo gives KZN listeners an opportunity to share their dilemmas that they seek advice on. Together with the help of fellow KZN listeners, Stacey and J Sbu try to help the concerned party fix their problem.

Nosipho is a bride in waiting to her high school sweetheart, the pair have been together for twelve years. Last year, Nosipho's fiancée popped the question and in the last few weeks the bride and groom to be have been putting together the final touches to their plans for their upcoming nuptials.
14 Apr 2021 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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