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Actress Connie Chiume’s alleged American husband speaks

A man by the name of David Joseph Jr, who claims to be the husband of award-winning actress, Connie Chiume has paid tribute to her.


 


 

 

The actress Connie Chiume’s “American husband”, David Joseph Jr paid tribute to her in a video circulating on social media.

He says in the video: “Our love story started that started in the early 1980’s is one for the books. The bond that we share was always unique but strong. It didn’t matter where my wife was in the world, she knew that Joe would be there and like many of you, I’m broken.”

Connie Chiume

He added that he finds comfort in knowing that Chiume loved him and lived her life to the fullest.

“My sweet Connie, I want you to know that I want to be with you today but know that Joe will keep you, your joy, and laugh forever in his heart.”

“I didn’t just lose a wife, I lost a friend and an angel,” he adds.

IOL reports that Chiume and Joseph got married in Louisiana in the United States on 26 August 2021.

It is believed Joseph did not attend Chiume’s memorial or funeral service at Oasis of Life Family Church in Daveyton, Ekurhuleni on Tuesday, 13 August, and Thursday, 15 August.

The family of the actress, Connie Chiume confirmed she passed away on Tuesday, 6 August after a period of illness.
Her funeral was attended by her industry friends and co-stars such as Sello Maake KaNcube, Sanah Mchunu, Katlego Danke and many more.

Chiume is known for her TV roles on Rhythm City, Zone 14, Soul City, Mazinyo Dot Q and Gomora.

Makhumalo Mseleku finally lefts after she fell pregnant. And the pregnancy is not Musa Mseleku

Fans are speculating that Makhumalo Mseleku is pregnant after a picture of her, appearing to have gained weight and showing a bigger tummy, circulated online. Some are even going as far as to suggest that the pregnancy might not be from her husband, Musa Mseleku.


 

In the realm of reality television and celebrity culture, few figures stand as prominently as Sad Makhumalo Mseleku. Renowned for her role in the South African reality TV series “Uthando Nes’thembu,” she has charmed viewers with her grace, wisdom, and unwavering love for her polygamous family.

Nevertheless, a recent turn of events has left the nation in mourning as Sad Makhumalo Mseleku has made the heartfelt decision to bid adieu to the show, prompting her admirers to reflect on the profound impact of her departure.

The Commencement of an Era

Affectionately known as “Mam’khulu,” Sad Makhumalo Mseleku has been a central figure in “Uthando Nes’thembu” since its inception. This remarkable show delves into the complexities of polygamous relationships and family dynamics, providing a platform for Mam’khulu to share her life journey and grant viewers a window into her role as the first wife in a polygamous marriage.

Mam’khulu’s odyssey on the show has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride, characterized by a gamut of emotions, personal growth, and profound self-discovery. Her warmth and sagacity have touched the hearts of many, as she adeptly navigated the intricate world of sharing her husband and raising her children within the milieu of a polygamous household. Over the years, she has evolved into a wellspring of inspiration for countless women grappling with similar challenges.

The Decision to Bid Farewell

The news of Sad Makhumalo Mseleku’s departure from the reality TV show sent shockwaves through her fanbase. Her decision to step away from the limelight was grounded in a profound desire to prioritize her well-being and the welfare of her family. It became evident that the rigors of public scrutiny and the act of baring her personal life had taken a toll, compelling her to refocus on her inner peace and happiness.

Mam’khulu’s farewell raises critical questions about the impact of reality television on individuals’ lives. While these shows promise fame and recognition, they also expose participants to substantial pressure and relentless scrutiny. In Sad Makhumalo Mseleku’s case, her decision to bid adieu represents a courageous stride toward reclaiming her privacy and tranquility.

The Legacy of Mam’khulu

Notwithstanding her exit from the show, the legacy of Sad Makhumalo Mseleku remains unwavering. She has etched an indelible impression on the hearts of her followers, who will forever cherish her as the epitome of grace and resilience in the face of adversity. Her wisdom, compassion, and unyielding love for her family endure as a source of inspiration, continuing to uplift all those who have been touched by her journey.

Mam’khulu’s tale serves as a testament to the strength of women in polygamous relationships and the resilience that can be summoned in the presence of life’s challenges. Her journey exemplified the importance of open communication, empathy, and compromise within the intricate framework of such family structures.

What Lies Ahead for Mam’khulu?

Even though Sad Makhumalo Mseleku has taken her leave from “Uthando Nes’thembu,” her voyage is far from over. She remains a role model for women navigating the intricacies of polygamous relationships, and her wisdom and grace will continue to kindle inspiration. Her family and well-being now take precedence, mirroring her indomitable resolve to lead a content and joyful life.

In Conclusion

Sad Makhumalo Mseleku’s departure from “Uthando Nes’thembu” marks a poignant moment in the sphere of South African reality television. Her decision to say goodbye serves as a poignant reminder of the significance of placing one’s well-being and happiness at the forefront, even in the midst of fame and acclaim.

The legacy of Mam’khulu will persist, and her narrative will endure as a source of encouragement for women facing comparable trials. As she embarks on this new chapter in her life, our heartfelt wishes accompany her on her journey toward continued happiness and fulfillment in all her future pursuits.

Connie Chiume’s Son spills the beans on how she was exploited moments before she died, working for 16 hours a day at the age of 72

Late legendary actress Connie Chiume’s son Tumi has detailed the poor working conditions his mother was forced to work in before her shock death last week.

The veteran actress died last week following a “medical procedure” at the Garden City Hospital in Johannesburg.


 

 

 

Chiume’s funeral service took place on Thursday, 15 August, at the Oasis of Life Family Church in Daveyton.

She was known for roles in Rhythm City, Gomora, Black Panther, Black Is King, and Blessers.

Speaking during the service, Tumi, one of Connie Chiume’s four children, stated he felt compelled to tell guests gathered about her struggle as a veteran star.

Tumi – who served as a chauffeur for his famous mother – asked the crowd: “Is it fair to work a 70-year-old 16 hours a day?

“She was fighting for the industry. I saw it from [behind the scenes]; it was painful for me.

“She was not rewarded for what she was supposed to be. She was in pain because the industry was working her so hard.

Connie Chiume

He continued: “This is women’s month… I’m begging you on behalf of Mama, can you please stand up [and fight for your rights]?”

Connie Chiume’s daughter Thando, picked up on the sentiment, vowing to continue to fight on behalf of her late mother. She said: “I am willing to go the extra mile to achieve the goals my mom would have wanted to accomplish.”

During her career, which spanned several decades, Connie Chiume spoke a host of problems that faced actors, including poor salaries, exploitation and no longevity.

She told Power FM: “We’ve been in the industry for so long. Most of the people we started with dwindled. We don’t see them anymore.

Chiume added that actors did not have a union to represent them

She added: “We don’t speak in one voice, and there is no transparency.”

‘I can get whatever I want, wherever I go’: DJ Tira’s son opens up on how nice it is being born into money and fame –

Tank, whose real name is Junior Khathi, is on Showmax’s weekly reality show Born Into Fame alongside AJ Mafokate, Shamiso Mosaka, Phila Madlingozi, Owami Mafokate, and Rob Mally.

“The best thing about being DJ Tira’s son is that I can get whatever I want, wherever I go. There are perks that are there for me. My dad has worked so hard, and that affords me a certain lifestyle and access to things.

Tank The Rock Star

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“The worst thing about having a famous dad is that he’s busy all the time, so I don’t get to spend a lot of time with him. There’s always a project he’s working on. Another thing that is not so great is that people just expect you to be like your dad. They don’t give you a chance to be yourself,” Tank said.

He said the pressures of being born into fame can be significant.

“Because I’m a musician and my dad is also a musician, most people expect me to be on point all the time, not realising that I’m just figuring myself and my sound out. I’m still trying to build my career, and it’s work in progress. People expect perfection, but that is not how life is,” he said.

Tank The Rock Star

Tank said he’s taught himself not to focus on bad stuff said about his family online.

“I really do not pay attention to any of that stuff because if you dwell on something, it starts to affect you,” he said.

The reality TV star also revealed that he’s on talking terms with only two of his co-stars.

“I’m only in contact with Shamiso and Phila. I’m not close to any of the other castmates, and watching the show has made my decision easier because of the things that were done and said.

“People should keep watching to see how the story plays out. It only gets better as the show progresses. A lot of questions will be answered, and some things will start to make more sense,” Tank said.

AuthorTome Mark
Posted onAugust 17, 2024
CategoriesNews
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