SABC1 Show ‘Khumbul’ekhaya’ Returns for Its 17th Season, Mzansi Peeps Can’t Keep Calm: “I Can’t Wait”

• Khumbul'ekhaya is coming back and Mzansi people who enjoy emotainment can't wait for the show
• The first episode of the long-running series is expected to premiere on SABC1 on February 1, 2023
• The host of the show, Andile Gaelisiwe, posted the trailer, showing what fans can expect in the 17th Season

The popular SABC1 show, Khumbul'ekhaya, is returning to our television screens.

ZAlebs reports that the SABC1 series that helps South Africans on their quest to seek long-lost family members will premiere on February 1, 2023.

Taking to Instagram, Andile Gaelisiwe, the presenter of the show, shared how excited she is to be back on screen. She shared an emotional trailer for the 17th season with the following caption:

"And we’re back, It’s 17 seasons later and we’re still reuniting our long-lost loved ones and in this season going even deeper Papa. Our longest-running asset still giving quality empathetic television, bettering the lives of South Africans. As for me, still feel so blessed to be part of this historic movement called #khumbulekhaya on @mzansi_fosho "

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Mzansi extremely excited about Khumbul'ekhaya's return

@khanyisampongoma said:

"I can't wait."

@bongiwe3185 replied:

"Best show ever ❤ "

@skobo02 commented:

"Keep grinding madam. Job well done!"

@noni_khumalo wrote:

"No one does it better than you. My mom is about to cry some more ❤️"

@hlonilebitsa reacted:

"❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ You are the best."

@lulushezi also said:

"Yho, finally hayi. It's been two long years."

@bboikanyo added:

"Wow, I'm so happy!"

SA continues to slam Moja Love after the channel released a statement following the latest episode of Isencane Lengane

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People who watched the episode slammed Moja Love after the channel broadcasted the episode allegedly promoting gender-based violence.

ZAlebs reports that the channel apologised for upsetting viewers, adding that it doesn't condone GBV in any way. Even after the channel issued the statement, viewers continued to call for the reality show focusing on the young lovebirds to be cancelled.

Source: Briefly News