Inside ‘Married at First Sight SA’ Couple Nkululeko Mahlangu and Makoto Phumodi’s Marriage

• Married at First Sight South Africa reality TV contestant, Nkululeko Mahlangu, spoke about his time on the show and more
• The reality TV show follows the lives of married couples; however, there is a twist: they just met before tying the knot
• For Nkululeko, his soulmate is Makoto Phumodi, and he shared recently the highs and lows of being on the show and his marriage

Married at First Sight South Africa reality TV star, Nkululeko Mahlangu, recently spoke about his marriage to Makoto Phumodi.

The Mzansi Magic reality TV show focuses on four couples who got married right after meeting.

For Nkululeko he joined the show because he was not meeting anybody who was compatible with him. He placed his trust in the show and the experts, saying he was confident that he would be paired with his soulmate.

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Nkululeko spills the beans on his marriage with Makoto

Upon meeting Makoto, Mahlangu said he was happy with her, but as someone he had just met, he wondered if there was more that met the eye. For the star, a big win for him is someone who is God fearing and humble. "Those two characteristics are so important to me," he said in a statement shared with Briefly News.

Preparing for the show involved a lot of prayer and fasting for Nkululeko, who asked for guidance so that he would not be deceived when choosing his partner.

"I prepared myself through constant prayer and fasting to not be misled by anything I encountered in the experiment."

He shares the same sentiments as his wife, who said she prepared herself to be prepared for the unknown.

"I mentally prepared myself to get married to a stranger by simply being open to the unknown, that is all you can do, there is no manual to this experiment," she said.

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The star also spoke on the highs and the lows of being on the show, stating that the laughs he shared with Makoto were his favourite.

"There have been so many highs. The happy moments I shared with my wife were my favourite."

With highs come lows, and for Nkululeko, the lows were watching Makoto embarrass herself.

"Watching my wife embarrass herself, thinking she’s belittling me, but truly ruining her own image. It breaks me to see her destroy herself like this."

The reality TV series plays on Sundays at 6 pm on TV and is also available on Showmax.

Nkululeko promised fans drama and unexpected twists, encouraging them to keep their eyes glued to the screens.

"People should continue watching the show because there’s still so much to be expected, and unforeseen twists and turns. Hopefully they will see things done in the dark come to light."

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Tshepo Miya spills on 1st crack in his marriage

In a previous report from Briefly News, Married at First Sight South Africa star Tshepo Miya left many fans shocked after revealing the first cracks in his marriage with Palesa.

He opened up about the challenges and red flags he faced in his marriage, and also the issue of him and Makoto.

Source: Briefly News