Uzalo actor Sibonile Ngubane and his Wife attacked for having dirty nails on their wedding – PHOTO

Former Uzalo and Isibaya actor, Sibonile Ngubane and his wife have come under fire from Black Twitter for poor hygiene.

This after a certain local publication shared the couple’s photos on Instagram following their wedding.

Last week Sibonile wedded his sweetheart, Ubuhle Nkomo in a traditionally themed wedding. The couple’s wedding made highlights all over social media, with fans congratulating them.

Sibonile shared the news on Instagram saying that only death can separate him from his love.

“Wedding bells have rang. May the Lord deal with me, be it ever so severely if anything but death separates you and me,” he wrote.

However, some eagle-eyed tweeps noticed something off as the couple showed off their wedding rings.

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The picture in question showed the newly wedded couple’s hands together, however, some fans were not impressed with many pointing out the couple’s hands were dirty and their nails were dirty as well.

Some even went as far as recommending a manicure for the couple.

However, some didn’t take it seriously and figured out that the couple must have also been helping out in the wedding festivities

Traditional weddings usually involve a lot of activities, judging from the other pictures, the couple spent their fair share of time, on the ground and on the grass.

It does seem like they had a lot of fun on their big day, so that totally cancels out the whole hands and nails drama.

Uzalo actor Sibonile Ngubane ties the knot

Former Uzalo and Isibaya actor Sibonile Ngubane is officially a taken man.

He tied the knot with his long-time sweetheart Ubuhle Nkomo at his home in Mandeni, northern KZN on Sunday, 18 April.

Their colourful traditional wedding followed Shembe church wedding protocols, which included traditional drums, Shembe church trumpets and Shembe church traditional dance.

FORMER Uzalo and Isibaya actor Sibonile Ngubane is officially a taken man.

He tied the knot with his long-time sweetheart Ubuhle Nkomo at his home in Mandeni, northern KZN on Sunday, 18 April.

Their colourful traditional wedding followed Shembe church wedding protocols, which included traditional drums, Shembe church trumpets and Shembe church traditional dance.
“It took a long time for us to get married because of challenges, but I appreciate that she was patient and supported me all the way,” said Sibonile.

He said he and Ubuhle, who is from Tembisa in Ekurhuleni, were not Shembe members when they met or members of any church.

“A few years later we realised we have to be part of a church to make our lives easy,” he said.

The couple got engaged in December and had a traditional engagement ceremony called umkhehlo.

Sibonile said it was his dream to marry the mum of his four kids.

“This is our final step of love and I will love her till death do us part.”