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Makhadzi rallies fans to support Nsuku after ‘BBMzansi’ heartbreak

The ‘Big Brother Mzansi’ house is a pressure cooker. Weeks of isolation and intense competition culminated in Sweet Guluva walking away with R2 million, while Nsuku was left to process the disappointment of falling short.

Award-winning musician Makhadzi is now calling on fans to support Nsuku as she navigates life after the show.

A day after Sweet Guluva, real name Akhonamathemba Mbele, was crowned the winner, Makhadzi took to Facebook to rally support.

“We are all contributing for nsuku right? . She really need anything we have, for her therapy. Staying in that house without family and friends and phone is not a child play. for shore where ever is she need a shot of YOSHOMA BEER #winisawin (sic),” she wrote.

The ‘BBMzansi’ experience is mentally and emotionally draining. Makhadzi’s plea highlights how much Nsuku endured and the importance of post-show support.

Nsuku’s team has launched a GoFundMe campaign to help her transition back to normal life. In a statement, they thanked supporters and encouraged continued donations.

Meanwhile, Sweet Guluva is still absorbing his victory. As his journey video played, he stood frozen in disbelief, struggling to find words.

Before the announcement, Nsuku backed Uyanda. “Based on the game, personality, and strength, I don’t know who Sweet Guluva is, but I know who Uyanda is.”

In the end, Sweet Guluva’s resilience and popularity secured his win. As Nsuku moves forward, with Makhadzi and fans in her corner, her own victory may still be ahead.

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