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Musa Mseleku’s children to star in their own reality show

The Mselekus are slowly becoming the South African version of the Kardashians when it comes to money-making moves. The family just bagged another reality show and fans are looking forward to it. This time, Mseleku’s children will be the stars of the new show titled Izingane ZeS’thembu.

Musa has always been vocal about wanting his kids to learn to make money while still young in order to grow into responsible adults. In season 1 of Uthando NeS’thembu, he also shared his wish to have all his wives working the family business, instead of working outside.

The Mseleku wives went on to secure their own reality show called, Igumbi Lamakhosikazi.

Izingane ZeS’thembu is set to start on Tuesday 27 June at 20:00, on Mzansi Magic, channel 161.

The trailer promises us a front-row seat at the Mseleku juniors’ glamorous lives, their spiritual journey and relationships. In the clip, Musa’s oldest son and professional soccer player Mpumelelo can be seen cosy with more than one woman, with one of them saying she was initially number four.

The flamboyant soccer player and businessman has always been vocal about wanting many wives.

Twitter users had so much to say after seeing the show’s trailer.

They commented, “Lol I already love this reality show. Anything with the Mselekus, I love!!! And Sne is my fave”

Others added, “Musa Mseleku is our Kris Jenner. We’re already invested in this family and now that the kids are grown, of coz we wanna see how they turn out. This is going to be a success.

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