Real Housewives of Durban star Sorisha Naidoo has been gifted an enormous diamond wedding ring by her husband, Vivian Reddy.
The reality TV star and the billionaire businessman have been married for over two decades and have two teenage children.
SORISHA NAIDOO SHOWS OFF MASSIVE DIAMOND RING
In one of her latest Instagram posts, Sorisha Naidoo posted a clip of her husband, Vivian Reddy, gifting her an extravagant piece of jewelery.
The 72-year-old businessman surprised his younger wife with a diamond ring, which she wore on her wedding ring finger.
Sorisha captioned the sweet clip: “Thank you for a love that needs no occasion — for surprise flowers in quiet moments, for laughter that lights the room, for a heart that gives freely. I am treasured, adored, and endlessly grateful to walk this life with you”.
Of her husband of 22 years, Sorisha added: “You are the unexpected in my day and the calm in my night. You are my hopeless romantic, and I love you for it”.
A loved-up Vivian Reddy praised his spouse in the comments section. He posted: “Your words move me, my love. You are my strength, my joy, and the love of my life.
“Walking this journey with you is the greatest gift I will ever know.”
MEETING AND MARRYING VIVIAN REDDY
Sorisha Naidoo has spoken fondly about how she met her husband, Vivian Reddy, at a social event in Durban.
At the time, Vivian was separated from his first wife, and they embarked on a friendship.
Speaking to journalist Greg Arde, she said: “We didn’t see each other a lot, but we’d talk for two hours a day on the phone, and he was so refreshing. His conversation was challenging, and he fed my mind.”
Images via Instagram:
@vivian_reddy_official/ @sorishanaidoo
Vivian soon made his romantic intentions known to her.
Sorisha said in a Showmax segment of her persistent partner: “I remember, he used to call me when I DJed at a local radio station on a hotline. And I remember asking him: How did you get my cell phone number? As only management had the number. He simply said: ‘I have my ways’.”
Sorisha would later tell IOL in 2013 of being labelled a “gold-digger”: “I welcome it. It used to haunt me, but I don’t care now. I always earned a reasonably good salary, and I’ve never stopped working.”
