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‘You make my world go round, Musa Mseleku appreciates his wives

Reality TV star and businessman Musa Mseleku appreciates his four wives for their continued love and support.

The polygamist doesn’t shy away from publicly appreciating his entire family on social media.

Musa dedicated two Instagram posts to his wives; the first was to appreciate them, and the other was him gushing over them.

“You guys you make my world go round. Thank you for the unconditional love and support that you are giving to me,” he wrote.

 

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“I can’t trade them for anything. What is the purpose of life if it is not to generate and multiply? The universe and the next generation will marvel when they read about you in the history books,” Musa said.

 

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He previously appreciated his wives about the success of the reality show.

“I didn’t know when you guys joined our family that you were gold,” he said.

 

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“Love you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ you ladies look beautiful,” a social media user commented.

“The best in the game, we love you so much. Continue putting in the hard work ?,” another social media user added.

“My favourites??? I look forward to watching the different shows every week, the shows are so authentic, just everything we needed on our screens and more,” another user wrote.

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