Mr. and Mrs. Majozi, congratulations on your dream wedding! When you find a diamond, you should never throw it away; instead, marry her, as the saying goes. #DateMyFamily has a fascinating notion about this pair in today’s episode. The bride and groom for tonight met in a taxi. She proceeded to the back seat and sat next to him after exchanging glances.

When a man greets them in a taxi, many people, especially women, ignore this portion and are offended. This should serve as an example of how people can meet their soul match while riding in a cab. Because you ignore every man who approaches you in public, you are single.

Their narrative was particularly touching when the bride was required to speak about the difficulties they had during their relationship. She was having a difficult time because she was the only one working at home while her husband continued his education. She was expecting a child while also supporting the family financially. We can all imagine how difficult it is to have twins at home when only the lady works. Only a few ladies would go to such lengths for their partners, and I give it to this woman.

She drove him to pharmacy school, looked after the house, and so on. At the very least, he didn’t let you down. He earned an internship and then a permanent job soon after completing his degree. I wish them luck in their marriage.

Mzansi has praised today’s episode of #OurPerfectWedding, but they have expressed their displeasure with the show’s host and the amusing chef who have sparked a social media frenzy. Viewers are baffled as to how the Funny Chef came to be the host of this program. Viewers like the Funny Chef, however this show would benefit from a multilingual host. However, it appears that some viewers have an issue with her.

 

 

 

 
They claim she is cold and that it has nothing to do with her ability to communicate. She was also accused of being nasty and laughing at individuals, according to them. This show, #OurPerfectWedding, exposes the inhabitants of Lebohang and Pretoria.

Respectfully, the presenters must be multilingual. Being in Nzhelele and speaking Sepedi is so uncalled for that a present must be someone who can blend in and communicate with the people with ease. This is a major network television program.

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