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She’s emotionally left the marriage – Uthando Nesthembu viewers debate MaNgwabe
'Uthando Nes'thembu' continues to set tongues wagging on social media.
Musa Mseleku’s forth wife,Mbali ‘MaNgwabe’ Mseleku. Picture: Instagram
Uthando Nes’thembu viewers are convinced that Mbali ‘MaNgwabe’ Mseleku, the fourth wife of the polygamist Musa Mseleku, is over the marriage.
This is after she decided not to spend a night with her husband on her designated day. Mseleku takes turns to sleep at each of his wives’ homes.
The latest episode of Uthando Nes’thembu saw Mseleku and his wives and children go on a trip.
During the trip, Mseleku expressed frustration that MaNgwabe didn’t spend the night with him.
While Mseleku and MaNgwabe left together after the family dinner, the next morning Musa complained that she didn’t go to his room.
In her defence, MaNgwabe asked why Musa didn’t come to her room instead.
To try and fix the situation, the third wife, MaKhumalo, gave up her night with Mseleku for MaNgwabe. She called her to let her know, but she still didn’t show up.
“I don’t even remember that call, because when you came to say goodbye, I was sitting on the bed. After you left, I dozed off…
“My turn will come. We are all here well and alive. If you miss your turn, you can still get it next time,” MaNgwabe said.
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Viewers react to the drama
Viewers shared mixed feelings on social media, with some questioning MaNgwabe’s commitment to the marriage and others applauding her.
“People saying MaNgwabe probably has a man because why would she not be active with her husband? But what are you saying about MaKhumalo? Why would she go all out and try to fix things for MaNgwabe? While she’s in a sthembu, probably sees the man once,” one user tweeted.
Another added: “MaNgwabe is disrespectful to her husband. She’s overdoing it. I used to like her, but now aai. I will never praise a woman who disrespects her hubby to please others. If there’s no love left, leave him. At some point, we need to be honest.”
