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Babes Wodumo returns to IG with a post about Mampintsha

3y By Johana Mukandila

Bongekile Mildred Simelane better known as Babes Wodumo has returned to Instagram with a post about her late husband Mampintsha. 

Mandla ‘Mampintsha’ Maphumulo died on Saturday, 24 December 2022 after suffering a stroke that landed him in hospital which later led to his death. 

 The Wololo hitmaker took to her Instagram timeline where she gushed about her late hubby in a sweet and heartfelt post saying:  

“Talking about a man who fights for me even on the other side. We all make plans but God makes the final decision,” she wrote.

 

 

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A post shared by Bongekile Simelane (@babes_wodumo)

Friends and family welcomed her back to the paltform. 

DJ, record producer and Kwaito artist DJ Tira took to Babes’s comment saying:” The Queen is back,” he wrote. 

Actor Linda Majola commented saying: “Siyakubongela. Welcome back sisi.”

“Perfect girl. Now get back to work,” wrote South African model and news presenter, Eva Modika.
“Oh babe, welcome babe darling and can’t wait for your content again,” wrote a fan.
Another social media user commented saying: “Welcome back babes.”
“Yeboooooooooooooo so good to have you back!!!!” a user wrote.
Babes also recently revealed that she is looking for love again during one of her live sessions on Facebook.
While speaking to her fans during her Facebook live the musician said the following: 

“Personally I prefer a white partner because they don’t talk too much. What is your suggestion because I’m really horny and it’s not funny anymore? It’s now getting to my head,” she said.

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