November Divorce update! Mayeni dumps Mseleku and leaves her polygamous marriage
Polygamous turmoil has taken center stage in the ongoing saga of Musa Mseleku’s matrimonial life. The latest twist in this multi-wedded melodrama reveals that Mayeni has reportedly chosen to part ways with her polygamous husband, leaving us all curious about the state of this intricate web of relationships.
While the official details remain shrouded in uncertainty, it appears that last year’s Uthando NeSthembu finale was nothing short of a dramatic revelation. Mseleku, in an apparent attempt to keep the peace and keep all his wives on the same page, called a family meeting. However, this meeting unfolded into a public airing of grievances.
During this unforgettable gathering, Musa divulged some of the marital woes that had been brewing behind closed doors. He revealed that when his wives were displeased with him, they employed a unique form of punishment by withholding certain “spousal privileges.”
Some even resorted to denying him food and retreating to their ancestral homes. An unusual sight indeed for married women, some were even sleeping in track pants and tights, which Musa deemed as far from acceptable.
Expressing his frustration at the unruly and egoistic behavior, Musa laid down the law, threatening to seek the intervention of their respective families if his wives failed to mend their ways. The wives, perhaps in an attempt to mask their own insecurities, responded with laughter and questioned why Musa didn’t address his concerns directly with the person involved.
This led to MaCele coming to his defense, claiming that the public intervention was a last resort after failed private attempts to resolve the issues. MaMgwabe suggested that Musa was merely seeking to expose them.
The wives made it clear that they believed Musa would never dare approach their families to mediate their disputes, boldly stating this during their private diary sessions. This blatant disregard for his feelings left Musa emotionally wounded, and he departed from the meeting before its conclusion, earning the label of a “coward” from MaYeni.
Seeking guidance on how to navigate the turbulent waters of their relationship, MaMgwabe turned to MaCele for advice. MaKhumalo urged the four wives to find common ground and work together to assist one another. MaCele, on the other hand, claimed she was perfectly capable of resolving her issues with Musa without external intervention.
The laundry list of grievances also included matters of witchcraft and traditional healers. Musa implored his wives to put an end to these practices, a plea that MaKhumalo earnestly echoed.
The culmination of this drama took place during the book launch, where all the wives arrived fashionably late, with apologies flowing for their tardiness. MaCele cited her usual non-attendance at family gatherings, while MaMgwabe claimed to be occupied with work.
Tensions escalated as Musa asked the wives to take the stage, which resulted in a prolonged delay as they begrudgingly complied. MaYeni’s initial reluctance was driven by her perception of the other wives as adversaries.
In her diary sessions, she likened the dynamic to a chaotic mix of animals in one enclosure, asserting that it was a recipe for discord. This gathering was marked by sheer drama, as the family dynamics continued to unravel.
Meanwhile, the Gumbis, another prominent polygamous family, seem to be earning public favor with their harmonious coexistence, as they consistently trend with positive remarks from viewers and fans. It remains to be seen how the polygamous chronicles will continue to unfold in the realm of reality television.
