Reality television couple Tirelo Kale and Mpumelo Mseleku share, for the first time, images of their newborn baby.

In August of this year, the pair announced that they had joyfully welcomed their first child together. Tirelo took to her Instagram stories to share the heartwarming news of their baby’s arrival. In a touching photo, Kale proudly displayed their newborn’s tiny foot, revealing that the little bundle of joy was born on the 16th of June at 22:50. The baby weighed a healthy 3.414 kilograms at birth.

 

 

 

 

 

More recently, the couple set up an Instagram account for their newborn, where they revealed the baby’s name, Singabakho Mcebokayise Nhlanganiso Mseleku, and shared exclusive images.

Mpumelelo Mseleku and his first girlfriend, Vuyokazi Nciweni, are expecting their second child together. Vuyokazi shared the news on social media.Mpumelelo has always made known his plans to continue his father’s polygamous tradition, but with his own unique twist. During a candid conversation with Gogo Skhotheni on her podcast, Mpumelelo clarified that his decision to date multiple women is not an attempt to please his father. “We have a lot of girlfriends, and then there would be one you choose as a woman you could take home to introduce to the family. You can’t just have one girlfriend and make that girl your wife, only for that person to betray you. You have to date a lot of women before choosing.

“I love women. I would be lying if I said my father convinced me to be a polygamist. If I were doing it for my father, I would not be able to continue doing it. I am still going to continue. I won’t say how many women I plan to have, but they are more than my father has.”

After nine grueling weeks and tons of shutter speed photos taken, a winner has been crowned of the season 2 finale of Canon’s hit reality TV series, ‘The Perfect Picture’.

 

Outshooting six other contestants, Lasizwe Dambuza, Jonathan Boyton-Lee, and Nomvelo Makhanya were crowned the top three in the last episode and Ivan Roux was sadly sent home.

The contestants used every bit of knowledge they learned during the competition to clinch the grand prize of R150,000 in cash and R100,000 worth of CanonFor the finale, the contestants headed out for an incredible adventure in the mountains of Lesotho, where Dambuza fell ill and required immediate medical attention but soldiered on for the rest of the competition.
The challenge kicked off when the contestants met Maps Maponyane for their final brief on a beautiful, snowy mountain.

Maponyane made it clear that they were no longer shutterbugs but earned the title of full-fledged photographer, where they competed in four smaller challenges, taking the perfect set of travel log pictures.

Resident judges Neo Ntsoma and Hilary O’Leary, joined by Tristan Schäfer, had the ultimate decision to make.

Starting with Makhanya’s pictures, the judges loved the use of her model who wore a balaclava, mentioning that it captures the feel of Lesotho perfectly. Dambuza’s collection of photos was said to be carefully considered, striking a great balance of depth that added to the story.

Last up was Boyton-Lee’s pictures which immediately made the judges go ‘wow’. They loved his use of colors in the landscapes. Before the winner was announced, all the season’s contestants reunited at the art gallery. Makhanya’s overall score was 67, placing her in third place.

When asked what she would take away from the show, she said, “I applied myself to get this far. I listened and took everything in. It’s been an incredible experience.” Only two points separated the winner from the runner-up. After a suspenseful pause, Dambuza was crowned the winner with 73 points
Confetti filled the room, and he was awarded the coveted trophy along with a check for R150,000 and R100,000 worth of Canon gear. Dambuza reminisced about his time during the competition saying, “For me, it was showing my evolution.

“People know me as a child star and for my caricatures, I play online. This was my breakthrough of becoming someone new and reinventing myself.”

That’s a wrap on season two of The Perfect Picture. Catch the repeat episode on Saturday at 17:30 on reality

Zoleka Mandela has been battling cancer for the past years, and she’s tried to update fans about her health. She’s been in and out of the hospital for treatment and a recent CT scan administered a few weeks ago revealed that she has blood clots and fibrosis in her lungs.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Zoleka Mandela has been battling cancer for the past years, and she’s tried to update fans about her health. She’s been in and out of the hospital for treatment and a recent CT scan administered a few weeks ago revealed that she has blood clots and fibrosis in her lungs.

“I had a CT Scan administered a few weeks back, which have showed that I have blood clots as well as Fibrosis in my lung. This explains the chest pains I had been feeling. My Medical Oncologist has recommended blood thinners and Oral Chemo. On the upside, I’m incredibly grateful that I am still treatable! I’m off to bed … Good night … Good morning, beloved hearts! Love, the Oros Lady (I feel like my face just gets more rotund and puffy by the day!)”

Zoleka says she will remain honest about her journey and she sought prayers for her children.“Things are not looking good for me at all and it’s important for me to continue to be honest about my journey as I vowed I would for the betterment of the cancer community,” she adds.“I ask for your continued prayers, not for me but more for My siblings ( My Riches: Zondwa, Lindo, Bambatha, and Zwelabo), for my Queenship (Those who have been there every step of the way: Thatohatsi, Jenine, Sanele, Jabulani and Sisipho), as well as My Assistant Mom, Aus’ Lerato who has been good to me and good for me, and most importantly my children – the very best of me, my lifeline and anchor: (Zwelami, Zanyiwe, Zenzile, and Zingce). As I rejoin you in prayer, for them all, I will pray for my comfort, peace acceptance.”

The renowned Lion King music producer popularly known as Lebo M, real name, Lebo Morake is facing legal troubles as his wife, Pretty Samuels-Morake, has taken him to court for denying her access to their shared home in Waterfall Country Estate, located in Midrand. Samuels-Morake has applied for a protection order against Lebo, and the couple recently appeared in the Randburg Magistrates Court to address the matter.

In her affidavit supporting the protection order, Samuels-Morake alleges emotional and financial abuse by Lebo M, along with public humiliation stemming from their recent marital disputes. She claims to have been locked out of their marital home after refusing to sign divorce settlement papers prepared by Lebo M and his legal team.

Her affidavit asserts that his actions amount to domestic abuse, leaving her homeless and without shelter. According to a source familiar with the situation, Samuels-Morake will remain homeless until December 5, which is when the couple is scheduled to return to court.
Despite the ongoing legal proceedings, the source expresses doubt that Samuels-Morake will succeed in her case against Lebo M, citing his employment of powerful lawyers. The source suggests that Samuels-Morake’s efforts may be in vain, as previous attempts by Lebo ex-partners to gain financial advantage have not been successful.

It is unfortunate that she now finds herself without a home, according to the source’s statement. In August, Lebo M publicly announced his intention to file for divorce, but it appears that Samuels-Morake is not yet prepared to let go of their marriage.In her request for the protection order, Samuels-Morake reveals her lack of accommodation since being evicted from their marital home. In an affidavit dated August 23, 2023, she explains that she was instructed to vacate the property by the complex manager. Upon her return from KwaZulu-Natal on August 20, she was denied entry into their home, forcing her to seek temporary refuge at a friend’s house. Samuels-Morake states in her affidavit that she currently has nowhere else to go and no place to sleep, as Lebo M has also revoked her access to their Cedar apartment. She adds that she had recently invested significant amounts of money in refurbishing the Cedar apartment, purchasing new furniture, and carrying out renovations.

Pearl Modiadie celebrates her son, Lewatle who turns 3-year-old. The actress and her baby daddy are doing great with co-parenting despite their split. Taking to social media, Pearl shared photos from the celebration and penned a lovely note to her son.“I’ve loved you from the moment I knew you’d be mine. You carry an abundance of love and light within you, hold on to that as you evolve.Happy 3rd birthday my boy. We love you very much. uNkulunkulu unemicabango emihle ngawe,” she wrote.