Strokes became one of the topics amongst young people in the country after two of the most well-known and beloved celebrities in the country ended up in the hospital due to being hit by strokes, and unfortunately, one of them was just recently buried after he passed on. The whole incident sparked a conversation about how young people do not take care of their health, and it ends up catching up with them in their older years. It has also become very concerning due to the fact that illnesses such as strokes are now affecting more young people than older people due to the lifestyles that they lead.

 

 

 
When it was reported that L’vovo Derrango was also admitted to the hospital after suffering from a stroke, it left the country concerned about what actually happened and resulted in two close friends being hit by the same illness almost at the same time. Luckily for L’vovo, he was recovering in the hospital and opened up about not being able to attend his friend’s funeral and having to watch it from his hospital bed.

But he stated that once he gets better, he will visit his graveside. L’vovo stated that when he heard that Mampintsha had passed, it triggered him, and he was about to get on stage to perform for his fans and to perform his second-to-last song. He could not feel his left side of the body and lost sense of his left side. He asked to rest, and L’vovo also revealed that he also suffers from high blood pressure and has not been taking his medication like he was supposed to, but now he knows better.

He stated that he has been told to eat more fruits and to avoid salty foods and meat, as well as alcohol, and he will not take as many gigs as he should and start taking better care of his health.

Babes Wodumo melted people’s hearts after a video of her dancing at her late husband’s, Mandla “Mampintsha” Maphumulo, funeral was posted on social media.

Babes Wodumo was in a jovial mood when Big Nuz’s smash hit Ngeke, played at the late gqom star’s memorial service. Mampintsha’s memorial service was held at Bishop Vusi Dube’s eThekwini Community Church in the Durban CBD on Thursday, 29 December 2022.

A young woman took to Tik Tok to share a video of herself imitating a grieving Babes Wodumo. A lot of people felt that it was too soon for her to be mocking her because she has recently lost her husband and became a single mother.

Many believed that the video was made in bad taste. Using someone else’s pain of mourning as content creation is extremely disrespectful and distasteful. The fact that she even made fun of their child angered people the most.

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She is intelligent and independent woman who values her life. She has won the hearts of many viewers through her good acting skills. She is a true definition of brains and beauty and she has a sense of humor and personality.

 
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It seems Sibongile is in for a rude awakening this coming January as going back to school will prove to be nightmare for her and her growing baby bump.

The TVSA January teasers reveal that the high schooler even though Zodwa is currently dealing with Scara’s mother about the damages, she will sort of warm up to Sibongile’s baby.

Monday 2 January teasers read:
 

 

 

 

“Zodwa softens towards Sibongile when she sees the ultrasound:.

ALSO READ: ‘Gomora’ January Spoilers: Phumlani dates Mazet and proposes to Thati

SCARA’S WOES COME TO HAUNT HIM
It seems the soon-to-be mother of one’s relationship with her baby daddy Scara will be on the rocks as Scara will beg Teddy, Sibongile’s brother to speak to his baby mama.

The Wednesday 4 January teasers read:

“Scara begs Teddy to get him five minutes with Sibongile.”.

Thursday 5 January read:

“Scara tells Sibongile he loves her.”

ALSO READ: ‘Gomora’ Dec Spoilers: Sibongile is pregnant with Scara’s baby

Scara’s mother may not be down with the embarrassing act as Scara will again find himself in an embarrassing situation thanks to his mother.

Monday 9 January read:

“Scara finds himself in an embarrassing situation because of his mother”.

ALSO READ: ‘Gomora’ October Spoilers: Teddy and Tshiamo fall in love

ZAZA FLIPS SIBONGILE’S WORLD UPSIDE DOWN
According to the 10 January teasers, It’s back to school for the Gomora kids and Sibongile’s problems are just about to begin as she gets anxious about going to school.

The Wednesday 11 January teaser reads:

“Sibongile’s growing belly is the cause of much distress” while on 17 January, Sibongile will prove why she deserves to be head girl even with her growing belly. On 19 January, Tshiamo and Sibingile concoct a plan to deal with Sibongile’s bully.

ALSO READ: ‘Gomora’ September Spoilers: Will Thati’s baby die?

The Friday 20 January teaser reads:

“Sibongile is confronted by her pregnancy in the most public and most embarrassing way ever”.

On Monday 23 January, Zaza flips Sibongile’s world upside down and on Tuesday 21 January, the new parents-to-be will finally bond over their pregnancy.

The Friday 30 January teaser reads:

Oby from Generations shows off new hairstyle 💇
Generations The Legacy actress Khabonina Qubeka who plays the role of Oby Abudu on tge SABC 1 soapie is shaking things in the storyline. Having been on a hiatus from the screens to focus on her farming project and yoga career, Generations fans expect Oby to take from where she left.

She debuted on Generations The Legacy as a cannibal diplomat married to gangster Kumkani “Gadaffi” Phakade . Generations made history the first soapie to introduce cannibalism in the South African filming industry. Oby was involved in black magic and witchcraft and thus survived on the human liver, which was sourced by her husband.
The seasoned actress told the publication that her acting on Generations was a major milestone as she had always wanted to be part of the much-loved soapie.
“I’ve always wanted to be a part of the show, but the opportunity never presented itself. I told myself that one day, eventually when I join I want it to be powerful and impactful because I love and respect the show—it is one of the shows that groomed and inspired us to be who we are today,” she told the publication.
She explained how she had been preparing for her role for a very long time, as Oby has a certain power which according to Qubeka “makes her exciting to play”.
Despite being a celebrated actress, Khabonina is a livestock farmer; she owns a cattle ranch farm where she breeds the local Nguni breed.