Prominent South African influencer Sarah Langa, aged 31, has become a hot topic on social media after speculations surfaced regarding her alleged romance with 22-year-old Springboks rugby player Sacha Mngomezulu. The two reportedly spent time together in Cape Town, fueling gossip about their relationship.
Fans and Critics Weigh In
The alleged relationship has sparked heated debates online, with some users labelling Sarah Langa a “predator” due to the significant age gap between her and the young athlete. Critics have expressed concerns about this relationship’s potential impact on Sacha Mngomezulu’s burgeoning rugby career.
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@MekgoeP
“He’s so young and innocent, what is he doing with a retired baddie?”
@mbiluyachekasi
“Sacha needs to stay away from baddies. It will be better for his image and career. This magogo must back off!”
Meanwhile, others have criticized Langa for allegedly pursuing younger partners, with some even accusing her of jeopardizing Mngomezulu’s prospects.
@NgcwinaM
“The granny is trying to ruin the young kid with a bright future.”
@LoveMrK
“She will ruin his future. This young man doesn’t need this at this stage of his career.”
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Sarah Langa’s Past Relationships and Divorce
Sarah Langa, expected to appear on Netflix’s highly anticipated series Young, Famous & African, was previously married to businessman Jehan Mackay. The couple parted ways in 2019 after nearly three years of marriage.
In 2022, the influencer opened up about her divorce and challenges post-separation in social media. She called out married women and those in committed relationships for alienating divorced women, stating:
“Married women and women in committed relationships really need to stop treating divorced women like divorce is some super contagious disease. Women will humiliate us, bully us, alienate us, and judge us for deciding to try to seek a healthier life in less toxic environments.”