Sello Maake’s wife says she is all to blame for their marriage problems
In a candid and introspective statement, Pearl Mbewe, the wife of legendary actor Sello Maake kaNcube, has taken full responsibility for the majority of the marital problems that have plagued their three-year-old union. Mbewe attributes the challenges in their relationship to her own personal struggles, stemming from a single-parent upbringing that has instilled in her a fierce independence and a reluctance to fully integrate into their marriage, according to Sunday World.

Mbewe acknowledges that her “Solo” personality, as she refers to it, made it difficult for her to seamlessly merge her life with her husband’s, leading to a series of events that ultimately threatened their marriage. She confesses to having a hard time submitting herself to her husband and being accountable to him, as she had grown accustomed to operating on her own.

Furthermore, Mbewe admits that one of her gravest mistakes was discussing the intimate details of their marital problems with her friends, even those she now realizes were not genuinely happy for her. This, she says, caused a rift between her and Maake kaNcube, as he became uncomfortable in the company of these individuals, feeling that she had over-shared without also acknowledging her own contribution to their troubles.Mbewe also takes responsibility for her inability to exercise emotional restraint during arguments, confessing to swearing at her husband and even using derogatory language. She acknowledges that this behavior has been detrimental to their relationship and has driven them to live separate lives, despite Maake kaNcube’s efforts to open up his life to her by sharing his personal information and passwords.

Despite these challenges, Mbewe makes it clear that Maake kaNcube has never resorted to physical violence, even in the face of her own “harridan” behavior. She hopes that by taking accountability for her actions, they can work to rebuild their marriage and overcome the obstacles that have threatened to tear them apart.

“As I have narrated, our is- sues in our marriage are not special to or unique to us, we are a married couple and disagree- ments and arguments will al ways be there but that does not mean we don’t love each other. Yes, we had an argument and whatever else its called in the media. I would like to unequivo cally state that my husband has never laid his hand on me,” she said

“I can confidently say he will never lay his hands on me be- cause I have been living with him for the past four years and. trust me. I know myself hasn’t raised his hand after all these years, be when I say he never Ordinarily. I won’t kept quiet and not hà anything on this matter can’t just sit on the sidelines and watch people castrate my husband’s character on baseless allegations,” she said

“Ntate Sello has given him- self to the cause of being a bet ter man than what he is now and it’s unfair to watch all this work go down the drain due to assumptions. GBV is a serious issue in our country and I would never com promise myself by defending my husband if he was indeed a perpetrator,” she said.

Mbali Ngiba reportedly fired from Umkhokha over broken relationship with MaMzobe
In the popular Mzansi Magic telenovela Umkhokha: The Curse, the character of Zodwa, portrayed by actress Mbali Ngiba, has reportedly been written off the show. According to sources close to the production, Ngiba’s tumultuous relationship with her co-star Deli Malinga, who plays the role of MaMzobe, was the primary reason for her departure, according to ZiMoja

The sources reveal that Ngiba and Malinga frequently clashed on set, with Ngiba feeling that she deserved the same level of treatment and compensation as the more experienced Malinga. “Ngiba always compared herself to Sis Deli,” the source said. “Deli is a veteran who earned her stripes, and she has been in the industry for longer than her. Both ladies are talented and beautiful, but to compare yourself with Deli, it would be pushing it.” The constant arguments between the two actresses reportedly made the work environment uncomfortable for the rest of the cast and crew.

“Ngiba always compared herself to Sis Deli. Deli is a veteran who earned her stripes, and she has been in the industry for longer than her. Both ladies are talented and beautiful, but to compare yourself with Deli, it would be pushing it.Imagine two strong women in one room arguing. It was a mess,” the source said.Ngiba’s desire for a higher salary, which she requested after Malinga received a raise, is said to have been the final nail in the coffin. “I think she forgot her place until the producers chose Malinga over her,” the source added. When Ngiba announced her departure from the show in March, she expressed her gratitude to the production team and her supporters, but declined to comment further when contacted for this story.The production company, Rhythm World Productions, has not confirmed the reasons behind Ngiba’s departure, with the PR manager stating that the show’s storyline and character dynamics are subject to change as the telenovela progresses. The matter remains shrouded in controversy, with both Ngiba and Malinga choosing to maintain their silence on the issue.

Mbali Ngiba security guards incident
Prior to leaving Umkhokha, Mbali Ngiba engaged in a heated dispute with security guard at Hotel Sky in Sandton, Johannesburg.Some argued that it is impolite to show disrespect towards individuals’ occupations, especially considering the prevalence of high unemployment in our nation.

The video footage of the incident shows Ngiba verbally assaulting the security guard, insulting him and his salary, and even banging on the tables in a display of frustration. The actress was heard making remarks about the guard’s position and educational qualifications, suggesting a sense of entitlement and a lack of respect for the security personnel.

Following this incident, there were reports that Ngiba had also been fired from her role in “Umkhokha” due to the altercation. However, the actress later came forward to publicly apologize for her actions, acknowledging the inappropriate nature of her behavior and the potential consequences it may have had on her career.

Reality star Nonkanyiso “LaConco” Conco was one of the most talked about housewives on the first two seasons of the Real Housewives of Durban (RHOD) – where is she now?WHO IS LACONCO?
When LaConco made her debut on the Real Housewives of Durban (RHOD), fans knew she was the former fiancée and “baby mama” of former President Jacob Zuma. The businesswoman gave birth to their son on Zuma’s birthday on 12 April 2018.

At the beginning of season two of RHOD, she revealed that she is no longer in a relationship with Zuma and she is raising their son with her mom.

“I never knew I would be at a stage where I am raising my son with my mom. I never fell in love… to be at this situation I am at today. I don’t think the scars will ever heal,” she said to her co-star Sorisha Naidoo.

The reality star’s relationship with the former president was under scrutiny because of their huge age gap. Zuma is more than 50 years older than her. According to Briefly, she is 32 years old this year.

The reality star set tongues wagging after she told her co-stars to “be fruity and google me” on an episode of RHOD.WHERE IS THE REALITY STAR NOW?
Since leaving RHOD, LaConco became a TV host. She hosted season two of Ingane Yam, a reality series on Mzansi Magic , Our Perfect Wedding and she will also be hosting Forever Thina.

She is also an entrepreneur and has her own beauty and personal care brand called LaConco Naturals.

To cap her celebrity status, the award-winning actress has blessed herself with the world’s finest things, from properties to cars. Despite keeping her private life under wraps, Mzansi has connected the dots about her impressive fortune that has often thrust her into the top trends.

Mega-mansion

The actress reportedly owns an R20 million mansion. In recent years, the mansion’s pictures have often made rounds on social media. Of interest is the fact that the mansion is eight-bedroomed.

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However, little is known about the mansion’s location since she has kept it under wraps for security reasons. Her mansion allegedly boasts the following:

Eight-bedroom
Guest wings
State-of-the-art gym
Lounges
Cinema
Outdoor carport
Lockup garage
Morden architectural designs

Ferguson Films

After leaving Generations, Connie Ferguson established her production company with her late husband, Shona Ferguson, in 2010.

Ferguson Films has fast become one of the biggest production companies in South Africa.

However, its market value is unknown, but many believe it is worth a fortune given its dominance and several successful shows.

Over the years, the production company has produced award-winning drama series, which include:

The Imposter
Rockville
The Throne
The Queen
Igazi
The Gift,
Unmarried
The Queen
Kings of Jo’burg

Cars

According to BuzzSouth Africa, the actress enjoys exotic cars and has a fleet to show for it. Connie Ferguson’s cars include;

Lamborghini Urus
Rolls Royce
Mercedes Benz AMG C63
Maserati Mercedes Benz G-Wagon
Bentley
Range Rover

Seasoned media personality and model Basetsana Kumalo left Mzansi trying to connect the dots about her net worth after she was spotted with an expensive handbag.

No doubt she has the plug and the bling, too. With an illustrious career spanning years, the seasoned media personality has earned a fortune from her career.To cap her celebrity status, she has splurged millions on designer clothes and has an expensive wardrobe to show for it.

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Mzansi managed to spot the expensive handbag in the backdrop of her court case against Jackie Phamotse. No doubt her bag undoubtedly stole the show. The bag’s price tag even left many puzzled.

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Online stores sell the second-hand luxury handbag for around $30 774, which amounts to R578 662.99. Brand new bags are at least R900 000, with some costing around R1.2 million.

The seasoned media personality knows how to make a fashion statement well and is not apologetic.

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THRUST INTO THE LIMELIGHT
Basetsana Kumalo was crowned Miss SA in 1994, making her the first Miss SA to be crowned in a democracy. In the backdrop of her win, she went on to become Miss World’s first runner-up that same year.

She started modelling at a younger age but had her shot to fame when she became Miss Soweto and Miss Black South Africa at 16. In the backdrop of her newfound fame, she established herself as a brand that has been winning big of late.