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Norma Mngoma opens up about 'baby oil and betrayal'
Cape Argus
|July 18, 2025
ON THE recent episode of Show-max’s Untied, former Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba’s ex-wife, Norma Mngoma, opened up about the reportedly shocking events that took place in their marriage.
From Gigaba’s alleged obsession with pornography, the alleged cheating, the alleged use of baby oil, and Mngoma’s alleged comparison of Gigaba to US music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, she bared it all.
The 50-year-old businesswoman shared: “Whenever you leave, you leave with baby oils. You are like Puff Diddy now. Why would you pack like that? It means whenever you leave home, you are prepared for those things.”
During his infamous trial, it was revealed that Combs had an obsession with baby oil, which he allegedly forced his girlfriends or mistresses to partake in during his freak-offs.
Mngoma also opened up to host Relebogile Mabotja about how various women who were involved with Gigaba would apparently call her to reveal the alleged affairs he had with them.
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