Banyana Banyana Defender Bambanani Mbane Traditionally Weds Wifey Tsholofelo Makgalemele
- Bafana Bafana and Masandawana ladies defender Bambanani Mbane married her wife Tsholofelo traditionally
- The star shared a picture of herself and her wifey in traditional attire on X
- Expert and founder of The Wellbeings Practice, Merishka Megnath, shared with Briefly News the importance of a traditional wedding celebration and understanding and acceptance of LGBTQ+ couples
Source: Twitter
Halala! Wedding bells rang earlier this month as one of Mzansi's female football players Wedded her beautiful wife.
Bambanani Mbane traditionally married her wifey Tsholofelo Mbane
It was a wedding season, and one of the Masadawana ladies made headlines as she put a ring on it. Though the Banyana Banyana defender Bambanani was already legally married to his wife Thsolofelo, the star recently had a traditional wedding.
Mbane shared a picture of her and his wife Tsholo on her X page, formerly known as Twitter, in their traditional wedding outfit, and she captioned the picture:
"Mkam Phakama Bakubone. #The Mbanes #Mrs&Mrs."
See the picture below:
Mbane has always flaunted his gorgeous wife to the world without fail. The star ensures she lets peeps know how much she adores and appreciates her wife.
Relationship well-being facilitator Merishka Megnath speaks on LGBTQ+ couples
Speaking to Briefly News, Merishka Megnath shared insights and some informative points about the LGTQ+ couples and how people should recognise and understand them.
She said:
"We recognise that LGBTQ+ couples, like everyone else, are human beings with bodies, emotions, thoughts, and beliefs. While all couples face relationship challenges, LGBTQ+ communities have additional layers to consider. Understanding and addressing these unique aspects is crucial in fostering consistent and healthy relationships.
"Differences in topics like public displays of affection, raising children, marriage legality, and family acceptance are present in LGBTQ+ relationships. Clear and compassionate communication is essential in addressing these variations. For instance, understanding each other's feelings on public displays of affection requires sensitivity to societal perceptions.
Merishka Megnath addresses the importance of a traditional wedding celebration
Speaking on the strength of a relationship and the purpose of a traditional wedding, the founder of The Wellbeings Practice, Merishka, told Briefly News:
"The strength of a relationship is based on the daily experiences of both individuals and the dynamic of both people as a couple - how connected, cooperative and communicative are they?
"As spectacular and beautiful as a traditional wedding experience is for a couple and their families, it fails to serve as a factor in the longevity of a marriage. An experience of a traditional wedding is once-off, fleeting. Although it can spark extended family member relationships, it is again up to the couple to navigate their daily and long-term lives together."
Fans congratulate Bambanani Mbane
Shortly after Mbane shared the picture on her social media page, fans supporters flooded her comment section with congratulatory messages to the star. See some of the remarks below:
@SimyC7 congratulated them:
"Congrats loveies."
@_TSHABANGU_ wrote:
"Congratulations."
@TshoeuMpho said":
"Maka phakame ba mbone congratulations are in order."
@_TatendaGondo responded:
"Congratulations to both of you."
@mxhosakazi98 shared:
"Congratulations Bambanani."
@Panda22TheTedd1 mentioned:
"Congratulations are in order Malume."
@ivar_no23 responded:
"Congratulations, fave."
@behappppi commented:
"Congratulations are in order for you and Sis Tsholo."
Simphiwe Dana reportedly breaks up with her girlfriend Phumeza Matshikiza
In a previous report, Briefly News wrote that Simphiwe Dana and Phumeza allegedly broke up after dating for over three years. The couple made headlines when they announced their engagement on social media in April 2021.
According to IOL, the Usikhonzile singer also talked about accepting that she is a member of the LGBTQ+ community while making the big announcement in a now-deleted Twitter post. She tweeted:
"It took me a long time to accept that I’m queer. And please, take it from me. I have never lied to you. I’m now getting married to the most amazing person. I need you to be happy for me."
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Source: Briefly News
Mbali Tebele (Editor) Mbali Tebele is a multimedia journalist with six years of experience in entertainment & sports, holding a national diploma from IIE Rosebank College (2019). She started her career 2018 as a news writer & videographer, then moved to Add-X Marketing Solution as an account coordinator & social media assistant (2020). She was a freelance writer at Newskoop (2021) and a multimedia journalist and social media assistant at Daily Sun Newspaper (2022). Email: mbali.tebele@briefly.co.za
Merishka Megnath (Founder of The Wellbeings Practice) Merishka Megnanth is a social anthropologist and relationship wellbeing facilitator. In The Wellbeings Practice she offers holistic family consulting and education, re-parenting, and emotional regulation training. Merishka also mentors youth in transition at SAYes Mentoring, and creates content for Arhanta Yoga Ashrams and Online Academy. She was selected to present research at ASnA Anthropology Southern Africa 2011 Stellenbosch, and in Cape Town in 2012.
