‘BB Mzansi’: Mpumi’s Mom Visits House, Shows Her Love Amid Breakdown: “Tear These People Apart”

‘BB Mzansi’: Mpumi’s Mom Visits House, Shows Her Love Amid Breakdown: “Tear These People Apart”

  • Mpumi's mom recently paid her a visit to Big Brother Mzansi to show her some love
  • This after rumours started going around that the contestant has a foul body odour, resulting in her emotional breakdown
  • Mpumi told Briefly News about her reaction to seeing her mom and hearing her powerful words
Mpumi's mom visited her on 'Big Brother Mzansi'
Mpumi’s mom gave her some much-needed encouragement amid her breakdown on 'BB Mzansi'. Images: mpumi_landan
Source: Instagram

Big Brother Mzansi recently invited the housemates' loved ones to give them some encouragement for the remainder of the competition. Among the guests was Mpumi's mom, who supported her daughter after the nasty rumours spread about her by other housemates.

Mpumi gets an encouraging visit from her mother

Following the recent evictions on Big Brother Mzansi, it seems the remaining contestants are doing all they can to stay in the competition.

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This resulted in Mpumi being the victim of a nasty rumour, where someone in the house alleged that she had bad body odour, and despite trying to keep her cool, Mpumi broke down.

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To help boost her and other housemates' morale, Biggie invited their loved ones, and Mpumi received a visit from her mother, who encouraged her to keep going.

In a video posted by Twitter (X) user AbiodunRaphiat, Mpumi's mom gave her some much-needed encouragement through her frustration.

Mpumi shared more clips on her Instagram page:

"Push, push harder than now. We love you; we wish you all the best. We're looking to you; you know the situation, but we're still there, always talking about you. You're loved, my child.

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"Go harder, my child; we're with you through everything you do. We haven't given up on you. You've pushed so hard; not everyone can be where you are. Do what you do best, tear these people apart; they don't know you."

Speaking to Briefly News, Mpumi said seeing her mom was an unexpected yet much-needed surprise:

"I missed her and my family. When I saw her walk through the door, I became emotional; it was all I needed because of the hard days I went through. I was happy and appreciated Big Brother for surprising us with our family members.
"Her encouraging words reminded me of home and where I come from; that I am stronger than I think and that I am capable of anything.
"Her words 'Tlhatlhamolla batho ba,' reminded me that I'm a girl from the 012 who is great at what she does."

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Mzansi reacts to Mpumi's mom's appearance

Netizens were chopping onions and bawling their eyes out at Mpumi's mom's words:

ezynhle said:

"Her cry was deep when she said 'Mama,' I couldn't hold my tears."

Lungelontwenhle was emotional:

"Yho, I am crying at work, bathong!"

_ms_lue wrote:

"The cry I crode, my goodness. I've just voted for Moghele."

SuzanSithole2 posted:

"Yoh, Mpumi’s cry. Let’s vote for her, guys."

PreciousMzondi responded:

"I never cried so hard."

SnakhokonkeR commented:

"Mpumi's family bought DSTV so that they can watch her? Lemme go vote for her!"

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He's among the many unexpected exits from the show, but will definitely be remembered for his devious ways.

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