He was raised in a polygamous household, enjoys what he observes there, and has a passion for women. That must be the key to success, right?
According to Mpumelelo Mseleku, polygamy is something that you are born with; you do not select it.
Musa Mseleku, a polygamist in Kwa-Zulu Natal, is the father of Mpumelelo, his firstborn son and second kid.
He also desires to expand on his father’s legacy, as does any child.
Before their new reality program, which will premiere in June, he speaks with Drum. Mpumelelo, Mpilo, Abongwe, Sne, and Lwandle are the five elder kids who are featured in Izingane zeS’thembu.
Mpumelelo, who was born to his father’s second wife, MaYeni, claims he is unable to say how many wives he would like to have.
He claims he does not want any other kind of life for himself and is only 22 years old.
“You cannot choose to be Is’thembu. It is a gift from the ancestors, according to Isipho Esivela Kubantu Abadala.
“The majority of people get is’thembu wrong and believe it is about money, but that is not the case. People frequently inquire about affordability. However, the truth is that they will pave the path for you if abantu abadala gives you is’thembu.
He claims that both of his girlfriends are acquainted. In reality, Vuyokazi Nxiweni, his current number one, was third when they first began dating four years ago.
“I was a young person, and we did not always agree with the others. I am older and wiser now though. Because I am a man of my word and an honest man, and that is the beauty of is’thembu, she (Vuyokazi) understood she wasn’t the only one.
They have a three-year-old child together, and Vuyokazi is 25 years old. He has been seeing Tirelo Kale, his second girlfriend, for about two years.
