Musa Mseleku Thanks Wives for Joining ‘uThando Nes’thembu,’ SA Reacts: “Love the Mseleku Family”

Musa Mseleku Thanks Wives for Joining ‘uThando Nes’thembu,’ SA Reacts: “Love the Mseleku Family”

  • Musa Mseleku recently expressed his gratitude to his four wives for agreeing to be part of uThando Nes’thembu
  • The famous polygamist and his family shot to stardom after giving Mzansi insight into their blended family
  • Netizens are looking forward to the new season of uThando Nes’thembu, while others asked about Musa's fifth wife
  • Briefly News reporter Privie Kandi spoke to The Relationship Architect Shelley Lewin about the general misconceptions about polygamy
Musa Mseleku showed love to his wives
Musa Mseleku thanked his wives for agreeing to join 'uThando Nes'thembu'. Image: musamseleku
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Musa Mseleku couldn't hide his gratitude to his wives for being part of uThando Nes’thembu for seven seasons.

Musa Mseleku shows love to his wives

Musa Mseleku seemingly announced the new season of his popular reality show, uThando Nes’thembu, and took the time to thank the women in his life, his wives.

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The famous polygamist and his leading ladies have taken Mzansi through their controversial family dynamics for seven straight seasons, and he says he couldn't have done it without them.

Taking to his Instagram page, Mseleku sent a shout-out to MaCele, MaYeni, MaKhumalo and MaNgwabe for agreeing to be part of uThando Nes’thembu and sharing their lives with fellow South Africans:

"Thank you, my queens, for agreeing to give insight into your lives. I started in 2013, after my book launched, negotiating with you guys. You only agreed in December 2016 to be part of Mzansi Magic."

Relationship expert weighs in on polygamy

Speaking exclusively to Briefly News, The Relationship Architect – couple counsellor, coach and author of Uncomplicated Love Shelley Lewin spoke about the misconceptions about polygamy. She said:

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"One of the most common misconceptions about polygamy is that it’s primarily about satisfying the needs of one individual, often the husband. In reality, successful polygamous marriages require equal consideration and respect for all parties.
"Another misconception is that polygamy is inherently rife with conflict. While challenges exist, with effective communication, respect, and clear boundaries, these relationships can be harmonious and deeply fulfilling. These misconceptions can lead to judgment and misunderstanding from outsiders, which may put undue pressure on the relationship."

Mzansi reacts to Musa Mseleku's post

Netizens showed love to the family for always keeping them entertained, while others complained about the long wait for the new season:

rebeccashange said:

"Yoh, Jan is so far!"

ntokozo_ntseto was excited:

"I am ready to defend Shibase the whole season."

sne.mbu said:

"I think as a country, this is our favourite show!"

le.sedi1367 posted:

"I can't wait to see my favourite baby mama, Ma Yeni!"

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omphilesebake wrote:

"I don't like isthembu, and I don't believe in it, but I love the Mseleku family and their lifestyle."

Meanwhile, others pointed out the absence of Musa's alleged fifth, noting the placement of the chess pieces in the promo image:

miss_keitu said:

"Does anyone notice the 5th queen on the side that has fallen? A picture tells a thousand words."

nyari_mainoelle asked:

"Where is number five?"

sbonidlamini was curious:

"Musa, where is number five now?"

What you need to know about Musa Mseleku

Musa Mseleku, born in 1975 in Mzumbe, Kwa-Madlala, is a South African businessman and reality TV star best known for his polygamous lifestyle. He has four wives and ten children and appears on the reality show Uthando Nesthembu, which airs every Thursday night on Mzansi Magic. Mseleku hails from Umzumbe, Kwa-Madlala.

Musa Mseleku began his education at Denver Zoar Mission School in Umzumbe before moving to Prince Ngamizizwe High School. He completed his matriculation at Sister Joan's High School in 1993 and graduated from the University of KwaZulu-Natal in 1997.

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Mpumelelo Mseleku follows in dad's footsteps

In an earlier report, Briefly News shared Mpumelelo Mseleku's plans to follow in his polygamist father's footsteps.

The young reality TV star opened up about how many wives he wanted to marry.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za