Sneziey Msomi is a South African artist most known for her incredible performances on South Africa’s Idols South Africa, where she finished second in the 15th season. This year, she released Izulu, her debut Gospel album, which was nominated for a South African Music Award. Her extraordinary voice and unrivaled talent have made her a household name.

Sneziey’s engagement announcement has been a month in the making. Her traditional wedding, known as a ‘umembeso,’ ultimately took place on December 11th of this year.

She took to social media to share photos of herself and her significant other at their wedding, which stunned the entire country of South Africa. Check out the images below:

Sneziey, a competitor on Season 15 of Idols South Africa, is a woman in love who isn’t afraid to shout it from the rooftops (read Instagram timeline).

The singer, who got married in an intimate traditional ceremony, has been relishing the new chapter of her life as a wife.

Taking to her Instagram recently, Sne posted a “date night” archived snap from 2021 and captioned it with a heartfelt note for her hubby.

I don’t grin out of habit or because I hear it all the time when you tell me you love me. “I grin because I’m continually reminded that you will always be a part of my life,” she added.

Sne told TshisaLIVE shortly after becoming a “spoken-for woman” that she and her hubby had known each other for nine months since meeting in person after exchanging direct messages on Instagram.

“Since 2017, he’s had a crush on me.” In the DMs, we started chatting. We started video calling each other after saying hello and then went on dates. It’s like though we’re best buddies. He became more than a buddy to me, which was exactly what I needed,” she told TshisaLIVE.

The singer wrote another passionate statement for her lover on Instagram after announcing that she was completely off the market.

“One thing I’ve learned from being with you is that ‘people act right for those they want to act right for.’ It has been a wonderful nine months filled with love, respect, peace, support, and accomplishments. She wrote, “Thank you for honoring your word to me and making me UMKAKHO umama wezingane zakho.”