Rami revealed that there’s more to gain from divorcing your spouse than people believe.
It's been almost seven years since actress Rami Chuene and actor Tsepo Desando divorced - and she doesn’t regret it for a minute.
"You start weighing less," she joked. However, on a more serious note Rami reiterated something she's been saying about walking away from the institution. Last year Rami went to social media to share that divorce still ranks among the top best decisions of her life.she explained what she considered to be the ugly side of untying the knot."Divorce is not a bad thing. The circumstances around it are what might be wrong. But getting out of something when you realise you have made a mistake, or you realise it’s not working, is not bad. That is what I did," she was quoted saying.
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