Musa Mseleku Clarifies Misinterpreted Instagram Post: Threesomes in His Polygamous Marriage
Musa Mseleku Clarifies Misinterpreted Instagram Post: Threesomes in His Polygamous Marriage
In a recent turn of events, Musa Mseleku, the wealthy polygamist known for his reality TV show, has clarified an ambiguous Instagram post from his third wife, MaKhumalo. The post initially sparked speculation about possible threesomes within the polygamous marriage, but Musa and MaKhumalo have set the record straight.
MaKhumalo explained that her Instagram post, which hinted at a friend joining them for dinner, was completely innocent. Despite the assumptions from followers, she emphasized that the post had nothing to do with intimate relations but rather a friendly invitation.
“It was just an innocent invite for a friend to come over for dinner, because we are at work during the day. But I knew that people might interpret it however. I don’t care though, I know what I meant. I’m also only responsible for what I say, not what people choose to hear,” MaKhumalo clarified.
Musa Mseleku, speaking to TshisaLIVE, dismissed the idea of threesomes in his polygamous lifestyle, highlighting that such activities are considered taboo in his culture. He emphasized that their way of life is deeply rooted in cultural traditions, and he respects and loves each of his four wives individually.
“No, no, no. We don’t do that. Threesomes are taboo in my culture and our lifestyle is culture inspired. These women are my wives, and I love and respect them,” Musa affirmed.
Musa, along with MaKhumalo, clarified that the misinterpretation of the Instagram post was a mere invitation to socialize and discuss business with a family friend. Musa expressed his commitment to his wives, stating that their lifestyle is driven by love and respect for their cultural traditions.
“It’s funny how people always jump to silly conclusions. That post was not related to sex in any way. It was about us having a good time and even discussing business, like our recently launched clothing line. We are not living the kind of lifestyle we are living because of sex. It is for love, and we respect our cultures,” Musa concluded.
