Katlego Maboe's Ex Behind Bars! Monique Muller Arrested in Gun Case

Katlego Maboe's Ex Behind Bars! Monique Muller Arrested in Gun Case

The ex-girlfriend of South African TV personality Katlego Maboe, Monique Muller, has been arrested and charged with the illegal possession of a firearm. The 29-year-old was apprehended in Ravensmead, Cape Town, alongside five other individuals last Sunday, sending shockwaves through social media.

According to reports, the arrest may be connected to alleged gang affiliations in the area, adding a layer of complexity to the already sensitive situation. Police spokesperson Sergeant Wesley Twigg confirmed Muller's arrest and the subsequent charges.

Muller appeared in the Cape Town Magistrates’ Court on October 21st. Her case has been remanded to October 30th for further proceedings. She remains in custody.

A Tumultuous Past

This news has reignited interest in the highly publicized and acrimonious split between Muller and Maboe. Their relationship breakdown in 2020 involved allegations of infidelity and domestic abuse, leading to significant repercussions for Maboe's career. He lost his presenting role on the Expresso Morning Show, faced SAFTA nomination withdrawals, and saw his OUTsurance advertising campaigns pulled from the air.

The Fallout and Aftermath

The initial scandal involved a video of Maboe confessing to infidelity, which quickly went viral. Muller was later accused of publishing defamatory statements and allegations against Maboe, including claims of domestic violence and sexually transmitted diseases. Maboe's legal team vehemently denied these accusations, claiming they damaged his reputation and earning capacity.

While Maboe has since made a return to the public eye and rebuilt his career, Muller has maintained a relatively low profile. This latest legal development throws her back into the spotlight and raises further questions about the events surrounding her arrest.

What's Next?

The case is ongoing, and further details are expected to emerge as the investigation progresses. All eyes will be on the Cape Town Magistrates’ Court on October 30th as the next stage of the legal proceedings unfolds. The public awaits further information regarding the alleged gang affiliations and the circumstances surrounding the illegal firearm possession charge.