Let’s debunk ‘Married at First Sight Mzansi’ season 1

by Limpho Nonkonyane

Showmax Original show, Married at First Sight Mzansi, has been keeping the internet buzzing as couples navigate their new normal.

Married at First Sight sets to match singles with their potential spouses based on their preferences where they have to navigate life as a married couple with the plot twist being that they met at the alter.

Over the years, viewers have been introduced to so many dating shows that help people find love and this newly introduced show in the country has been the ‘talk of the town’ since its first episode.

Here are the four singles:

  1. Khumo and Thabang

One of the youngest couples on the show seems to be a good match in a more platonic way than romantically given that they tend to fight over the smallest things. Given, Khumo’s work responsibilities, the couple seem to not be spending enough time together.

2. Sebenzile and Boitshepo

 

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In the show, this couple seems to be going strong as they continue to communicate their emotions effectively and work together in dealing with the problems of their marriage as they come. Sebenzile and Boitshepo might have their marriage handled, but it doesn’t mean everybody else does.

3. Dee and Khutso

 

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Dee’s relationship with the father of her child has been blocking her from learning from this new marriage experience as most of the fights between them have to do with him.

4. Zithobile and Thami

 

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In the beginning, this couple would not have made it as Thami’s personality becomes unbearable with his unreasonable demands for Zithobile regarding what he wants her to do.

Although, the season has not ended yet many X (formerly known as Twitter) have speculated who they think will end up together and shared their thoughts on the couples.

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