Dalton Ain't Worried and Sako divorce: Major update on West Virginia influencers' social media content
Influencers Dalton Ain't Worried and Ntsako Mathivha are divorcing but will continue to create content for their social media.
Dalton Joseph Memel, known as Dalton Ain't Worried, and Ntsako Mathivha, or Sako, are reportedly going through a divorce. Despite the separation, they have agreed to continue creating content for their joint social media accounts, posting at least twice a week for four hours each session. The couple must reach an agreement on content and coordinate schedules at least 24 hours in advance.
A court order requires Dalton and Ntsako to share access to their social media and financial accounts. Neither can make withdrawals exceeding $500 without written consent from the other. They have a nearly two-year-old son and have established a rotating parenting schedule.
Dalton announced the divorce on social media, stating he is "trolling the haters" amid various allegations. In a recent video, he claimed that negative comments no longer impact him, and the recent financial success proves it. Sako has been absent from his recent videos since July, prompting concern.
The couple's combined social media following is substantial. In August, Dalton shared videos revealing his struggles with addiction and his mother's cancer diagnosis. He was previously arrested for domestic violence, facing charges, but was released on a $2,000 bond. Dalton addressed the domestic violence claims in a follow-up video, explaining his mother's health issues and his past involvement in a similar incident in February.
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