Mandoza’s Wife Mpho Tshabalala Vows Never to Remarry: “We Decided to Celebrate the Anniversary”
- The late Mandoza's wife, Mpho Tshabalala, recently shared why she will never get married again
- The Kwaito star's wife shared that they will be celebrating their anniversary as a family in memory of Mandoza
- Mpho also shared how she and the late Kwaito star got married back then when they were young
- Briefly News spoke to relationship coach Paula Quinsee who shared some tips to follow when moving on after losing a loved one
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As their wedding anniversary approaches, Mandoza's widow, Mpho Tshabala, has unpacked how she and the late Kwaito star tied the knot when they were young.
Mpho Tshabalala vows never to remarry
It has been almost eight years since the talented and award-winning Kwaito star Mandoza passed on, and recently, his widow, Mpho Tshabalala, has shared how she will forever remember their wedding day and how they got married.
According to Daily Sun, Tshabalala shared how she still relives the day she married Mandoza and will forever remember him.
She said:
"I remember I was at the salon, and he came in and said to me: It's time to go and get married. I was so shocked because I didn’t know what he was talking about. It turns out the elders in our family thought a Christmas wedding would be perfect for us to become Mr and Mrs Tshabalala."
Mpho also shared that they married on 24 December 2003 and had a big wedding in May 2024. She also mentioned that she will never remarry as she is still very much in love with her late husband.
The reality TV star also said they will celebrate her anniversary in her new home to keep Mandoza's memory alive.
She said:
"A few weeks ago, the kids and I moved into our new home and all Mduduzi’s things are still there. I still keep them because I’ll never get married again. So, as we were looking at them, we decided to celebrate the anniversary."
Briefly News journalist Privie Kandi spoke to relationship expert and founder of Engaged Humans, Paula Quinsee about moving on after the death of a loved one. She said grieving partners should not rush into new relationships.
"Don’t rush into a new relationship for all the wrong reasons such as feeling alone or lonely. It’s ok to take your time getting social again while holding space for your past until you feel ready to take that step.
"It’s important to be honest with a new partner about your journey and the significance of your past relationship as this can help to build understanding and connection and how they can support you when you may need it."
Wiseman Mncube to play Mandoza
In a related story on Briefly News, Wiseman Mncube was announced for his casting as Mandoza in the biopic.
He received an overwhelming thumbs-up for his new role. He will be joined by former The Queen actress Lorraine Maropa, who will play his wife, Mpho Tshabalala.
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Paula Quinsee (Certified Relationship Therapy Educator and founder of Engaged Humans) Paula Quinsee is the founder of Engaged Humans, facilitating connection between individuals and organisations to create a more human-connected world. She is a certified Imago Relationship Therapy educator and facilitator, NLP practitioner, PDA analyst, coach and trainer. Paula is also the author of two self-help guides - Embracing Conflict and Embracing No - as well as an international speaker, advocate for mental health and activist for gender-based violence.
