The collapse of the friendship between Muvhango’s Imani played by Zonke Mchunu, Marang played by Sharon Seno, Gugu played by Bukamina Cebekhulu and Rendani played by Innocentia Makapila, has left many viewers’ tongues wagging wildly.

While some are blaming Marang for the collapse of her relationship with James, others are blaming Imani for getting between the two.

The friendship many viewers once thought was #muvhangofriendshipgoals is blowing up over a man. The once-inseparable besties had an unfortunate fall-out after Imani dated her friend’s fiance. This resulted in the crack of the relationship as Marang thought her girl gang would be supportive, and root for her after Imani stole her man.

Bukamina and Zonke who are friends in real life all agree that the betrayal that Marang suffered would not survive a real-life friendship.“What is happening to those four is proof that sometimes BFFs aren’t forever. What Imani has done to Marang is evil, to say the least. Any friend who does what Imani did to Marang is a frenemy,” said Zonke.

Bukamina said she believes a friendship break-up is a harder pill to swallow than a romantic one.

Innocentia says she understands how Marang feels.
I feel with a friendship you think it’s going to last forever. You consider that person like your family and so you don’t see an end to that,” said Innocentia.

“Imani completely broke Marang’s heart. I don’t blame Marang for seeking revenge.

Somizi Mhlongo flexes his creativity once again with his hair, as he shaves it al

Lots of celebs are wowed by his latest look, however, non-one is surprised, as it’s his usual act to always shut the internet with his creativity.

The radio star shows off his bald head in a video shared on Instagram. In the video, the star was getting his face beat by a make up artists.Minutes later, the media personality proved his nickname ‘Somgaga’ by making fashion statement in a Camo outfit.

Khaya Dladla announces his 31st birthday with some stunning looks. The actor who has been making headlines for months took to Instagram and shared photos of himself in a long dress with his face covered with veil.“IT’S MY BIG DAY………. OH YEAH & IT’S MY BIRTHDAY,” he said.Lots of fans and celebs jumped to the comment section celebrating the actor for the new phase.

To all the sermons preached this Easter weekend, Somizi wants to add a lesson from his own life about not giving up.

Somizi, who has been open about his tale of coming out stronger after losing it all, recently shared with Metro FM listeners how he was at his lowest but never gave up.

The star recounted how he once auditioned for the South African Music Awards (Samas) ceremony, but smudged his audition brief in the taxi on the way to the venue.I ended up doing the lines from my head and didn’t get it. But you know what? The next year I choreographed the Samas, and hosted it for three years after that.”

He added that those doors would not have opened for him if he had given up at the first hurdle.

He also shared how he was tasked with choreographing the opening and closing ceremonies of the Fifa World Cup in 2010 but did not have a computer, which was normally used, to plan it out.

“I refused to give up. I did it with my own hands, the formation, and they came out. To date, we have had the best opening and closing ceremony. That, for me, says that anything is possible, nothing can stop you, if you have a vision. Nothing.”

Somizi reflected on the impact the event had on him in a post last year, saying creative organiser Lebo M gave him a shot that changed his life.

“Something that a lot of people don’t know is that this day changed my life for the better. It resurrected my spirit, my career and my self-esteem. Before this day I was counted down and out by some, until this man (Lebo M) saw something I had completely buried.

“I had given up on ever choreographing anything when he called me and said, ‘Somizi I would like you to be the head choreographer for the Fifa World Cup opening and closing ceremony, and I know you can do it’.”

The star has gone on to cement himself as one of the most successful celebs in Mzansi, scoring a cooking talk show, shoe deals and launching a cookbook; all within the last year.He recently hinted at opening his own restaurant, sharing a video on Instagram of him seemingly going through designs for the venue.

Somizi has often tried to inspire his fans through his social media pages.

Earlier this year he shared how he once had and “lost it all” and urged his followers to “keep knocking or build your own door”Onendlebe uzongizwa: whoever has ears will hear me. I once had it all, lost it all. I grew up poor as well, and now I am not. Moral of the story: work hard, believe, have faith; stop complaining, keep knocking or build your own door. No excuses, pray,” tweeted the star.

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Former Lockdown and Isono actress Natasha Thahane has sent hearts racing after she shared a picture of herself in the hospital. This caused her legion of fans concerned about her health and wanting to know the reason behind her hospitalization.

After days of going MIA on social media, She captioned the Insta story “recovering” followed by a sad face and heart emojis. The reason behind her hospitalization is because her mental health has taken a knock. This was caused by working in a toxic environment adding that it has been affecting her physical health.

This is not the first time she has had a health scare. In 2019, Natasha opened up about her health scare, after she revealed that she was battling with Amnesia. In a tweet, she shared, “Excessive weight loss. Pale skin. A simple day’s work is enough to leave you exhausted & you feel tired and sleepy even after a good night sleep. Not copying.”

The actress has been booked and busy lately as she was recently in Cape Town, working on Blood and Water season two. The show recently wrapped in filming the second season. This was revealed by Alzavia Abrahams, who is set to make his highly anticipated debut on the teen series when it returns.