‘Umndeni’: SA Viewers Concerned About Baba Maseko’s Wives’ Health in Latest Season: “They Look Sick”
- Baba Maseko of the Umndeni reality show was trending on social media following the latest episode
- The show left people buzzing after people got a look at Maseko' Umndeni's wives
- Online users were left concerned about the health of Baba Maseko's wives and other family members based on how they looked and acted
Baba's wives became a hot topic on X following the latest episode. People had a lot to say after seeing how the wives looked, especially Mahlalentabeni, in the latest season of Umndeni.
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Online users shared speculations about the Maseko household after past drama. Some argued that the state of Baba Maseko's wives on the show should get him cancelled.
Mahlalentabeni Maseko appears bruised on Umndeni
On X, viewers tweeted about the show, and many expressed their concern for Maseko's wives. In one clip, Mahlalentabeni had a bruise under her eye, which circulated on the socials. See the pictures below:
South Africa speculates about Umndeni wives
People took to the comments, saying that Mahlalentabeni and one of her sister's wives looked like they were being mistreated. Some called out Mojalove TV for not protecting the women. Read the comments below:
@TyloBanks said:
"From season one they be looking sick haibo."
@makhaf2 noticed:
"Dabula even lost a tooth.. Nkanyezi looks better."
@Itu_Mohoang asserted:
"Yet @MojaLoveTvis playing deaf after Maseko said it loud and clear that he beats Mamkhulu. He should be canceled man #umdeni"
@LungiYou was upset
"All of them 😩..They also look hungry."
@_FentseM was touched:
"It's probably so difficult having to record a reality TV show when everything in your life is falling apart #Umndeni."
What you need to know about polygamy
Polygamy involves being married to multiple spouses and is legally permitted in South Africa under specific conditions. In many African cultures, polygamy is a traditional practice where it is common for a man to have more than one wife.
According to South African law, for a polygamous marriage to be legally recognised, both partners must be over 18 years old and must consent to the union under customary law. This involves following, negotiating, and celebrating the customary law requirements. These stipulations were established under Act No. 120 of 1998.
A husband can enter into a polygamous marriage only if: 1) he is already in a customary marriage as specified by the Act (see Section 10(4) of the Act); 2) the polygamous marriage has been validated through a court procedure; and 3) the consent of his current wife is obtained.
It is essential to adhere to these legal requirements to ensure the validity of the polygamous marriage. To ensure compliance, consult an attorney for proper advice, obtain consent from your current spouse, and ensure you have the financial means to support all your wives.
Musa Mseleku shares pics of his wedding
Briefly News previously reported that there is no doubt that Mzansi's very own polygamist, Musa Mseleku, loves his wives dearly, as he recently shared some cute pics of him and one of the wives.
Social media has been buzzing as Musa Mseleku and his second wife, Mayeni, became the hot topic after he potentially introduced a new lady in his life. The woman is believed to be the reality star's fifth wife.
Recently, the reality TV star and presenter went down memory lane as he shared several throwback pictures of him and his wife Mayeni on their wedding day on his Instagram page.
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