After witnessing what a love potion can do on last night’s episode of Date My Family, Twitter is ready for it and wants to know where they buy some.

Nepo, the bachelor, used his dates with potential girlfriends’ families to market his sauce but it was Gogo’s korobela that stole the spotlight.

The old woman “jokingly” said she had used korobela in Nepo’s food, so that he comes back to their family and to Nobuhle. Twitter thought it was just a joke until the bachelor’s final stop shocked them into believing that Nepo may have been guided by the korobela to find his way back to Nobuhle’s house.

Twitter quickly ignored Nepo’s sauce and instead wanted whatever korobela Gogo may have put in Nepo’s food to help them achieve their crushes.

The memes were hilarious!

Having kids can take its toll on a woman’s body but not Nothando, who showed up on Our Perfect Wedding shining like a diamond, and left the internet puzzled.

Like, can we just discuss for ten marks how Nothando has had four kids, while also raising another child from her hubby’s previous relationship, and still managed to rock it in both a white dress and traditional clothes.

We were like…

Anyways, perhaps the secret is in the fact that she works away from home, a whole 250 kilometres away, and comes home to her husband and kids only on weekends.

Long distance relationships are no joke but Twitter relationship experts thought this one was going to last. Even if the groom loves sleeping almost as much as he loves his wife

Come chomi, hlala phansi la and spill your secrets

After months of planning and saving, Isibaya actress Sphelele Mzimela finally bought herself her first car.

Speaking to TshisaLIVE, the star who Mzansi has come to love as Kentucky on the soapie, explained that she was super nervous and excited when she finally picked up her pride and joy up from the dealership.

“I was ecstatic but I was also freaked out because a car is a big responsibility. I think there was also relief because I saved for five, six months. There were a lot of sacrifices. it was not easy but it was worth it.”

One of the first things she did with her new wheels was plan an epic road trip to her hometown, Mandeni in KZN.

“I drove down to Durban with my sister to surprise my mom. It was exhausting, I was so tired but seeing my family’s faces was worth it. My mom was so happy. I went inside and told her I was home and that I came in my own car. She didn’t really believe me,” Sphelele said with a laugh.

Her mom didn’t know her daughter was getting a car and, of course, she was totes proud of her.

“I truly am happy for my daughter, it’s beautiful to see her go forward, I pray for her all the time and I pray that bigger and better things are coming her direction,” Sphelele’s mom said.