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‘It’s not easy’ – Musa Mseleku on being head of the house

Reality TV star and businessman Musa Mseleku admits that being the head of a big family is not an easy task.

The Uthando Nes’thembu star took to Instagram and revealed that he feels blessed to be head of the Mseleku household.

He also reveled that he is a proud father, particularly to his sons, who he’s grooming to take over in growing the family through polygamous relationships of their own.

“It is not easy to preside over this great family, but I am privileged to serve the Mselekus. It is such a blessing to lead you guys as we groom and shape the boys to take over. Thank you so much for the trust,” he wrote.

 

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Musa has never shied away from openly speaking about how he handed his sons key roles to further his legacy.

One of his sons has already taken after him as he has two partners that he plans to marry.

“I know there is a lot of work that needs to be done in grooming you boys. The legacy of the Mselekus runs in your blood,” he wrote on Instagram.

“Akukabonakali esiyoba yikho kudlula konke okunye. Everything is in motion I am proud of you boys. You will carry this legacy that I have started. May God bless both of you and Shine upon your face,” he added.

 

 

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