Katlego Maboe wins court case against ex, Monique Muller
This comes after a media statement was released.
The verdict is in and the court has sided with Katlego Maboe in the ongoing case against the mother of his child, Monique Muller.
Maboe confirmed his court victory in a media statement shared on social media.
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According to the statement, the court ruled that there were no grounds for Muller to obtain a protection order against Maboe.
In the statement, Maboe confirmed that things had “settled into a routine” for the son he shares with Muller, hinting that they had reached some sort of mutual co-parenting agreement for the time being.
He also thanked his friends and family for their undeniable support throughout the breakdown of his relationship and the public spectacle that ensued after he was exposed for cheating on Muller.
Prior to when the court case began, Katlego Maboe went into virtual hiding late last year after he was exposed for cheating on his former partner and the mother of his child.
Katlego found himself at the centre of a cheating scandal in 2020 - allegedly with Nikita Murray. Monique also accused Katlego for giving her an STI.
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Below is the statement Katlego released regarding these allegations in 2020.
Furthermore, the court has not found any acts of domestic violence that were allegedly perpetrated against Ms. Muller, and as such, the matter has been dismissed.
Despite the lengthy statement that was released to the public, we are still unclear concerning any financial repercusions as a result of the lengthy court case, loss of his jobs at Expresso and OUTsurance.
Although, Katlego was able to obtain a harassment interdict against Monique’s brother, Seth. Seth was been actively posting online in the days following the alleged cheating scandal.
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Likewise, Maboe is now pursuing legal action against Women For Change founder Sabrina Walter and Dr Janet van Eeden in her role as the chairperson for the South African Film and Television Awards (Saftas).
This, according to Maboe and his legal team, is due to the fact that his Saftas nomination was rescinded based on public statements made about him by Sabrina, whom he is charging with criminal defamation of character.
The only thing Katlego says he cares about is "the well-being of his child".
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