Lerato Sengadi recounts the agony she’s been through in the four years after her beloved and husband, HHP, died. Because to the rapper’s death, she has lost precious assets such as their home, dogs, valuable possessions, and her stepson.
The star told Drum that it was a horrific event for her, and that she’s still fighting with Jabba’s family, who regard her marriage to their son as null and invalid. The rapper’s family did not honor her as the deceased wife on the day he was buried in 2018, so she had to go to court to get her late boyfriend buried where he deserved.
“I’m going to the Constitutional Court to make sure that that doesn’t happen to any other woman.” Checkers has a lobola form that I can use because of my situation.
“For the past three years, the case has been ongoing. We couldn’t proceed with the court case because of lockdown, so they’re taking me to ConCourt, and I’m thinking, ‘Great!’ I won in the Supreme Court of Appeal, but they still want to contest the two court verdicts, and the ConCourt is their last stop, the only place they can do so.”
“She claims that this is greater than she is, and she hasn’t seen her stepson since his father died.” “We shared a house and reared him together. It’s excruciating, but you know what? We’ll find each other, without a doubt. “I’m confident his father will pull it off,” she says.
According to Lerato, they married in a traditional manner, which is more valid than a white wedding. She’s devoted her entire life to the legal battle, and she intends to see it through to the finish.
“I’ve come to realize that life is brief.” I never imagined I’d be a widow and lose the love of my life at the age of 34. I didn’t believe I’d lose everything I cared about. Why would I not want to live life every day now that I’ve understood all of this? Lerato still wishes to marry and start a family.
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