Meet Phumeza Mdabe, her most well-known role is as the stunning front-of-house manager Phumi in the well-liked SABC 1 drama series “Sokhulu & Partners.” The fact that Phumeza Mdabe served as the host of the program “Our Perfect Wedding” helped to increase her notoriety. She has four lovely children with Mnqobi Shota Mdabe, a well-known South African musician, composer, and producer.

 

 

 

 

 

Phumeza has made several TV appearances as a host and actor. The dramas “Intersexions,” “Umtshato,” “Generations,” and “A Place Called Home” are among them. Brenda Ngxoli’s position as host of “Our Perfect Wedding” was replaced by her. She also co-hosted the 2013 season of the South African game show Cula Sibone. Mdabe is a signed artist with her husband’s business, Shota Music.

Age

Phumeza Mdabe was born on March 15, 1987, in Gauteng, Johannesburg, South Africa, to a mother who was a domestic worker. After she was born, her alleged German biological father rejected her. Her mother and her step-father reared her and her three other siblings.

Mnqobi “Shota” Mdabe, a South African singer, composer, and music producer, is wed to husband Phumeza Mdabe. The couple has four lovely children, including Mpilo, a boy who is blind. They are familiar with the struggles parents of “ill” children face.

Gross Value

Phumeza Mdabe has never made public the specifics of or an estimate of her net worth. Her estimated fortune, according to many media sources, is $450,000. Since neither Mdabe nor her team have commented on it, this is still up for debate. Due to her successful career on television, as a model, and as a singer, she is still regarded as having a high net worth.

Mpilo, their last kid, is reportedly blind as a result of cancer. He arrived two weeks ahead of schedule, according to his parents. The couple has additionally claimed that after Shota had paid lobola, “everything were going great” when Mpilo was born.

The couple claims that Mpilo was given the news that she had eye cancer when she was just 2 years old. They have shown that his eyes grew squinted and that his irises were completely black. Since Phumeza did not know her father, she mistook it for being his natural eye color. Mpilo underwent surgery and had both of his eyes removed after the optometrist discovered that he had bilateral retinoblastoma, a rare kind of eye cancer. According to reports, Mpilo has adapted to his blindness.

Parents

German and South African parents gave birth to Phumeza Mdabe. After she was born, her father rejected her, leaving her mother to raise her. Mdabe was reared with her mother and her step-four father’s siblings. Phumeza was in Grade 10 when her mother passed away in 2002.

Brothers

A picture of her siblings, including her first brother Kamama, was once shared by brother Phumeza. They appear to be really close friends.