Jacob Zuma’s daughter flaunts R12 million Jacob & Co watch

Jacob Zuma’s 21-year-old daughter, Nomcebo, who is King Mswati’s 16th wife recently flaunted a R12 million Jacob & Co. watch.

King Mswati’s new wife and Jacob Zuma’s daughter, Nomcebo Zuma was recently seen wearing a Jacob & Co. watch worth more than R10 million.

JACOB ZUMA’S DAUGHTER: R12 MILLION WATCH

Swaziland News reports that King Mswati’s 16th wife, Inkhosikati Nomcebo Zuma was recently spotted wearing a Jacob & Co. Epic X Tourbillion Baguette White Diamond watch priced £541 129 (R12 375 187).

When reached for a comment, King’s Spokesperson Percy Simelane told the publication, he was not aware of her wardrobe.

He adds: “I have no clue of her jewellery; individual wardrobes are financed privately”.

The publication adds that King Mswati’s first international trip with Zuma’s 21-year-old will cost taxpayers over R200 million public funds.

The King will be attending the World Food Forum in Italy, visit Serbia and further participate in the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Samoa.

Mswati’s Spokesperson Percy Simelane previously told Swaziland News that his office “does not handle finances or allowances for the King and his delegation. He referred comments to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs”

KING MSWATI MARRIES 16TH WIFE
Zuma’s 21-year-old daughter, Nomcebo Zuma was recently introduced as King Mswati’s 16th wife during the recent uMhlanga Reed Dance Ceremony.

The 56-year-old monarch’s latest wife is the daughter of Jacob Zuma and businesswoman Nonkululeko Hloniphile Mhlongo.

TimesLIVE reported in July that Mswati’s majesty sent a delegation to Nkandla to present the Nkandla Crooner with 10 cattle to mark the beginning of lobola negotiations.

Sunday World reveals that Zuma apparently boycotted the ceremony when he found out his daughter was marrying the king.

The publication adds that Nonkululeko Hloniphile Mhlongo, who has two children with the former presi­dent, apparently told everyone that the negotiations would go on with or without him.

King Mswati reportedly paid R2 million and 100 head of cattle as lobola for Nomcebo.