Real Housewives of Durban (RHOD) stars Sorisha Naidoo and Thobile “MaKhumalo” Mseleku reunited as seen in an Instagram post on Thursday 21 September.SORISHA NAIDOO AND MAKHUMALO REUNITE
Thobile “MaKhumalo” Mseleku, who is married to polygamist and reality star Musa Mseleku has reunited with reality star and former actress Sorisha Naidoo. Sorisha, who is married to billionaire Vivian Reddy, starred on all three seasons of the Real Housewives of Durban (RHOD) while MaKhumalo starred in the second season of the series.

“Side by side once again. Friends and sisters forever🤍🤍🤍,” read the caption ofSorisha Naidoo and MaKhumalo have reunited. Images via Instagram @sorishanaidoo.
“Lots of love babe❤️❤️ @sorishanaidoo,” commented MaKhumalo.Showmax told Tshisa Live that MaKhumalo was not in the third season of the hit reality series because she had other gigs at the time.

“Londie is now based in Johannesburg while MaKhumalo and LaConco have new hosting gigs on Mzansi Wethu’s new reality series Ezomshado and Mzansi Magic’s Our Perfect Wedding respectively,” reality and entertainment local channels senior manager Lerato Moruti to Tshisa Live.

“We’re grateful for everything they brought to the show but are delighted with the mix of old and new faces this season, which is going to be a cracker,” Moruti continued, at the time.

Basetsana and Romeo Kumalo released an official statement after winning the case against Jackie Phamotse. On Tuesday, Jackie was found guilty on two counts of Crimen injuria. The couple expressed excitement as they finally gained victory after 5 years, and in October Jackie will get sentenced.
Statement of Mr. and Mrs. Romeo and Basetsana Kumalo on the outcome of the court proceedings involving Ms. Jackie Phamotse September 21, 2023

 

 

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Kumalo welcome the outcome of the proceedings involving a case of defamation against Ms. Jackie Phamotse. The court has found Ms. Phamotse guilty on two counts of Crimen injuria, one count of Criminal Defamation and one count of Contempt of Court.

We are relieved that the saga has now been dispensed with and that our families can start a moment of reflection, healing, and recovery. This ordeal has been a severe test on the bonds of family and friends. Our children have been devastatingly impacted by these damning allegations. We watched with pain, their psychological beings, social lives and self-esteem taking unimaginable knocks. As businesspeople, our ability to pursue sustainable livelihoods were hamstrung, with some business prospects being brought to a halt.We are grateful for the immense support received from family, friends and the greater South African community at large. We wish to appeal to South Africans to exercise extreme caution when using social media platforms, to at least desist from bullying, making false claims and defamatory remarks about other fellow citizens. Social media remains a powerful avenue through which we can empower and educate each other. It is therefore critical that it is not used as an outlet to defame, disparage, and besmirch.

Well-known Mzansi actress Zoe Mthiyane has undoubtedly been off the hook on small screens since her dramatic exit from Generations: The Legacy, leaving many guessing her whereabouts.

She was undoubtedly the darling of small screens, and she wowed many with her unmatched acting flair. In the backdrop of her newfound fame, she saw herself making headlines for the wrong reasons in the backdrop of her exit on Generations: The Legacy.

Seasoned actress Zoe Mthiyane opened up about her woes and dramatic exit from Generations: The Legacy on Unfollowed.

 

 

 

 

The bubbly actress opened up about her private life, which she has kept under wraps for years, from toxic relationships and marriage to character assassination.Mzansi was more than interested in her dramatic exit from Generations: The Legacy.

The actress has it that her exit came in the backdrop of a love triangle between co-star Rapulana Seiphemo (Tau Mogale) and another woman in their circle.

Zoe made it known that some people wanted her out, which allegedly led to her exit from the drama series.

The seasoned actress said: “That rumour came from the very person who then fell pregnant with my fun person and her people in production. I knew I was being sabotaged. I knew they were trying to get me gone.”
However, Sunday World once reported that the bubbly actress was written off from the drama series after she collapsed on set. Unconfirmed reports have it that she was reporting late for duty and was always drunk. However, the actress rubbished the rumours in her recent interview.

Sources to Sunday World claimed that the actress could not focus on her work due to depression and bullying by her co-actor’s girlfriend.However, in her recent interview, the actress did not openly admit to being fired but praised Mfundi Vundla for sending her to therapy. She also acknowledged the rest of the cast and crew for helping her in the darkest hours of her life.

AWARD-WINNING American singer Anthony Hamilton is in Mzansi to celebrate his 20th album anniversary with the core of his supporters for an Up Close & Personal night.

The singer and songwriter has 18 Grammys under his name and sold more than 50 million records worldwide.

 

 

 
He said he feels at home in Mzansi, where he has been welcomed with open arms since his first visit in 2003.

Hamilton, given the South African name Mzwandile by his fans, spoke to Daily Sun in an exclusive interview at Sandton, Joburg, before his performance at the Sun Arena on Saturday, 23 September and next Sunday. He shared his journey of music, love, faith and how he has overcome challenges in the music industry with his authentic and soulful voice.

“You can never get used to a lot of love. It’s needed and appreciated. It means a lot to be loved by South Africans. It’s my seventh time here, and I feel like it’s home. Outside of the United States, South Africa is my next favourite. I want to bring my children here so that they can experience it,” he said. that they had to nominate me. I shared my life through my music. When you can relate to something, it has a bigger impact. It’s easier to sing about who I am and what I have lived,” he said.

Hamilton also opened about his personal life and how he used his music to heal and express his emotions.

He said one of his most special songs is Her Heart, which he wrote as an apology to his ex-wife after their divorce.

“Life has a way of humbling you down. That song is my apology to my ex-wife. That song is special,” he said.

Hamilton said he loves the food and shopping in Mzansi, and has made some lasting friendships here.

He said he looked forward to performing for his loyal fans, who have supported him throughout his career.

“I’m excited to share this night with them. It’s going to be intimate and personal. I’m going to sing some of my classics and some new songs. It’s going to be a night to remember,” he said.

According to his close friends, the singer, born at KwaLanga in Cape Town, has been sick for a while and is in desperate need of essentials.

They said they are also struggling to find his family.

 
A close friend and member of the Cultural & Creative Industries Federation of South Africa (Ccifsa) in Gauteng, Thembinkosi Khumalo said: “He is sick from a stroke and brain tumour. He’s been sick for a while and has already lost his ability to speak. “He is currently in hospital fighting for his life. We are currently trying to locate his family and it’s proving to be difficult. But for now we are pleading with Good Samaritans and his fellow colleagues in the industry to assist so he can get help. Any kind of help will be appreciated.”

Mlamli started singing at an early age and joined the music industry in the 80s, having been inspired by the late Brenda Fassie. He left Cape Town for Joburg to seek fame and fortune and joined Brenda in 1987 as a backup singer and dancer.

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He was later signed by Sounds of Soweto and in 1990, he released his debut album titled Who Cares. This album was followed by many other albums and hits including Mangoane, Sis Mandlovu, Pizza Yamadoda and Amamenemene. Mlamli also worked with Slam Factory, Mshoza, Chicco and others on stage and in studio. He also worked with many producers and labels including Arthur Mafokate and 999 Music, as well as Phil Hollis. He performed Brenda’s hits at many shows.

“When we help others, we are not only improving their lives, but also improving our own lives. Studies have shown that when we do good for other people, it releases endorphins in the brain that make us feel good about ourselves and increase our overall happiness. So, not only do we help the people around us, but we also benefit from it too,” said Thembinkosi.

He said that anyone who is willing to help with anything can talk to him directly on 072 476 2109.

Another singer, Ivory “Qwathikazi” Sikepe, said: “I know Mlamli and I can confirm he is not well. I also visited him in hospital and it’s not looking good. Right now he needs all the support he can get from us as his colleagues.”