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Denise Zimba: 'My children are living with the consequences of my actions'

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June 01, 2025

SOUTH African entertainer Denise Zimba is living every mother’s worst fear of being separated from her children.

- VUYILE MADWANTSI

Denise Zimba: 'My children are living with the consequences of my actions'

Zimba, celebrated for her electrifying presence in South Africa’s entertainment industry, is now at the centre of a heartbreaking custody battle, a fight that has left her questioning her choices, her strength and her faith.

Beyond the glitz and glamour, she’s just a mother fighting to keep her children close, and her story has sparked widespread outrage and empathy.

In an emotional thread on X, Zimba revealed she hasn’t spoken to her daughters in nearly two weeks, sparking public outcry and raising urgent questions about the rights of mothers in international custody cases.

“My biggest regret is choosing wrong, and having my children live with the consequences of my actions...” Zimba wrote.

Besides her husband's infertility, court documents revealed that Zimba suffered greatly from his lack of support in raising their kids.

This gut-wrenching message offers a glimpse into the emotional turmoil Zimba is experiencing as she navigates the fallout of her marriage to Schlichtig, whom she wed in April 2022.

She added, “Haven't spoken to my children in almost two weeks... my biggest regret is choosing wrong and having my children live with the consequences of my actions.”

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