Uyajola 9/9: A woman is left inconsolable and in tears as she gets dumped on TV.

Our episode of Uyajola99 continues with a conversation with a woman who has brought dishonor upon herself in the second half of today’s show.

A woman is left inconsolable and in tears as she gets dumped on national television. Elsie, a female, suspected her lover of cheating with another lady. When she wasn’t sure if her emotions were justified, she reached out to Uyajola99 for input.

Unfortunately for the girl, her lover was not into her despite her insistence that they were dating. He was using her as a rebound after splitting up with his fiancée, who is now living in Cape Town.

Elsie just wanted sexual interactions with the guy she was engaged to. The man insists they never had a romantic relationship and that he never loved the woman, but he does acknowledge having sexual interactions with her.

The audience was confused by this man’s claims, as he first denied that they were dating before claiming that he had texted the woman, “hello love, how are you doing?

Turns out he was exaggerating when he called her his “sidekick;” after breaking up, the two went on a tentative date that led to a serious relationship that has seen its share of ups and downs. It seems like the woman was trying to win over a man who had no interest in her.

The woman does not seem to be in her proper setting. Because of her unusual response to the words said to her, many Mzansi believe that the girl is possessed.

It’s sad that she has to go through all this heartache because of a love that turned out to be a “flash in the pan” for the guy; they’ve only been dating for four months, and she’s already started calling him “Jub Jub.”

What I saw on TV today served as a reminder that it doesn’t matter how hot a woman is—even if she’s hotter than a heater—men would still cheat on her. As the performance came to a climax, Jub Jub made a deep point when he observed, “those who are in partnerships striving to build something with their significant others.