Generations actress Letoya Makhene & her wife, Lebo were badly beaten

Generations: The heritage histrion, Letoya Makhene and her spouse, Lebo Keswa, area unit fearing for his or her lives. this can be when they were allegedly raped by Letoya’s ex-bae, Tshepo Leeuw.

They dated before job things off in 2019.

According to Letoya and Lebo, Tshepo allegedly raped them when associate degree argument at his house on Sunday, 12 June.

Lebo same they visited his house as Tshepo had done one thing that created them angry.

“That’s once Tshepo attacked U.S.A.. 3 people in his house came to attack U.S.A. also.

“While kicking American state, one among them shouted: ‘Hambo landa imbazo’, that Letoya later told American state meant, ‘go fetch associate degree axe’,” same Lebo.

Lebo same each she and Letoya were injured from the beating.

“I had to travel to a doctor United Nations agency gave American state a J88 kind. I’ll need to choose associate degree operation for a cut I suffered on my mouth. I couldn’t get to the doctor on time, so caused a problem with my lip.

“Letoya threw herself on prime of American state to guard American state. She conjointly got injured and conjointly visited the doctor and a J88 was conjointly issued to her,” same Lebo.

Letoya same Tshepo is inflicting instability in her home.

“I’m the explanation why this can be happening. It’s a frightful state of affairs to be in.

“Fact of the matter is I left him, fell loving with Lebo and affected on with my life. He currently needs to ruin my relationship. It’s unfair,” she said.

Letoya same they’re frightened and she or he feels that the justice system has failing her.

“We are becoming killed at the hands of our perpetrators. If this man ever kills American state, a minimum of the cops can recognize wherever to begin.”

Lebo same they need applied for a protection order against Tshepo.

Lieutenant-Colonel Mavela Masondo, said: “A case of common assault was opened at Mondeor police office.

“on 6 June. The suspect is predicted to look before the Joburg Magistrates Court once more later this month.”

Tshepo declined to comment.