After months of speculation, JP Duminy and his wife Sue have confirmed their marriage split. The retired Proteas player announced news of their impending divorce on his Instagram account.
The former couple wed in a luxury ceremony at a Cape Town wine estate in 2011. They have two daughters together.
SUE AND JP DUMINY CONFIRM SPLIT
In a joint Instagram post, Sue and JP Duminy confirmed speculation about their relationship status.
“After much consideration, Sue and I have decided to part ways. We were fortunate to share many memorable moments together during our marriage and blessed with two beautiful daughters.
The couple asked the public for “privacy” as they “navigate this transition” through their divorce.
“Though our paths diverge, we remain friends, and our separation amicable”, added the statement.
Late last year, The South African received a tip-off that the couple were on the brink of a divorce. However, both JP and Sue did not respond to the allegations.
On their Instagram feed, Sue and JP Duminy last appeared together at his 40th birthday celebrations in April. Since then, they have posted separate pictures of themselves with their kids.
Despite the news, JP still has the word “husband” in his IG bio.
WHAT WENT WRONG?
While Sue and JP Duminy turned the comments off on their IG posts, followers are no doubt speculating on what went wrong.
In 2016, the couple spoke to Inspired Women Online about how they make their marriage work.
JP said: “Having God at the center of your marriage and knowing that your foundation is rooted in him. In my experience, it is having a selfless mindset and understanding each other and giving each other the freedom to grow as individuals”.
Images via Instagram:
@sueduminy
When asked how she deals with conflict in their marriage, Sue responded: “Always remember why you fell in love with that person.. And the most important part for me, pray together… Pray for each other, everyday”.
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