Groom Cannot Handle Makoti’s Flirty Moves, Mzansi Swoons Over Their Love
- A makoti went viral on TikTok for her flirtatious dance performance during her traditional wedding ceremony
- Dressed in traditional attire, her dance showcased strong chemistry with her blushing groom and was widely praised
- The video garnered thousands of views, with netizens commending the bride's joyful approach to her wedding celebration
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A makoti captivated Mzansi and her groom with a viral, flirtatious dance at her traditional wedding, praised for its blend of fun, sensuality, and cultural reverence.

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Weddings are meant to be unforgettable, and one bride made sure of that by giving her groom and the crowd a show to remember. In a TikTok clip posted by @apostleluckymagagula, a makoti left the internet speechless as she flirtatiously danced in front of her groom during their traditional wedding ceremony.
The scene captured in the short video is pure magic. Dressed in traditional attire, the bride confidently performed her routine; the groom, clearly taken by surprise, was standing in awe and blushing. The bride’s confidence and chemistry with her partner sent Mzansi into a frenzy. The video racked up thousands of views, with many praising the bride for keeping things fun and sensual while honouring cultural traditions.
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The comment section overflowed with adoration and praise, with countless users commending the bride for her refreshing approach. Viewers applauded her ability to infuse fun and sensuality into the ceremony, all while seamlessly honouring the cultural traditions inherent in a traditional South African wedding.

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Mzansi reacts to the video
Alphi The MC wrote:
“Aiybo! It looks like I’ll be paying you another visit very soon. Can’t wait to meet uMah.”
Lebow pointed out:
“The way you look at her.”
Mandzy wrote:
“If he doesn’t look at me like Apostle looks at his wife, makuyekwe.”
I style Sam wrote:
“I like the fact that you also are dancing ngenhliziyo and isandla sako, you are enjoying ukumbuka.”
Tsepisokhoza7 highlighted:
“She is beautiful..God bless your marriage.”
Nmahlangs added:
“Muhle awukhathali ukumbuka yoh!”
Owenkosi said:
“Awusemhle mamfundisi.”
Lesego@Logles said:
“She is beautiful.”
Cinderella commented:
“Mzala, you are mesmerised.”
SUPA@mega1 wrote:
“Lilili Lili... Kwakuhle wethu, this is beautiful to watch, anisebahle bantwana bakaJesu the Royal Priest, the Holy Nation, I'm proud ukuba yikholwa makukuhle kanje kaJesu🥰🥰🥰🥰yes wena makoti.”
Olebile Lebie Motshegwa said:
Wow, she is so beautiful, and yes, I love her vibe a lot.”
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