Evodia Mogase (conceived November seventeenth in Diepkloof in Soweto) is a South African TV character, business person, inspirational orator, and maker.
She has acquired notoriety and caught the core of numerous watchers of her show ‘Genuine Housewife of Johannesburg’.
Evodia who is alluded to as madam is perceived as the proprietor of numerous outlets in various areas including catering.
The RJOH star conceded that she joined the show to show different ladies that they can bring in cash without having a rich man.
Evodia Mogase, South African TV character, business person, inspirational orator, and maker. Picture: Instagram.com, @madamevodia.
She was hitched previously yet got separated in 2009 due to her significant other’s disloyalty. Her ex later died. Nine (9) a long time after her separation, she discovered love once more.
She has an expected total assets of about $2 million. This can even be found in the sort of gaudy vehicles she drives which incorporate Mercedes-AMG E 63 S which cost about R2 million, Mercedes Benz A 250 and a Porsche Cayenne.
Evodia is a mother of two little girls – Mercy and Princess Mogase. She showed Mercy from her first marriage, which shockingly finished on grounds of disloyalty regardless of having fabricated organizations and a superb coexistence.
Her first spouse later passed on. After her separation she remarried and goes through her falsehood now with her new spouse with whom she had her second girl Princess Mogase.
Evodia has gone through plastic medical procedure in improving her magnificence, something she shares freely and advocates for sound and fit living as a yoga and exercise aficionado.
She is additionally an inspirational orator and urges ladies to foster themselves and not rely upon men for them to make a life for themselves.
She is a delightful lady who has won the hearts of numerous south Africans . She is additionally accessible via online media stages like Instagram and on her most recent post she imparted to fans a delightful image of her which left numerous perplexed in Mzansi.