Musa Mseleku Says “Don’t blame me, blame your husbands for cheating”

Polygamist Musa Mseleku has lambasted his critics. Following the newest episode of Mzansi Magic’s Mnakwethu, he was defendant of being insensitive and disrespectful towards girls.

During the episode, he was tasked with serving to Qinisela Xaba, United Nations agency needs to require Thobile Zondi as his second married person. Qinisela same he was cheating on his married person Silindile Miya and was uninterested in unavowed around and that’s why he wished to marry Thobile.

What angry several viewers was that Silindile started crying as shortly as Musa walked in.

Pain and disappointment were written everywhere her face.

“I was deeply hurt as a result of I knew he’d come back to inform Maine concerning spousal relationship. I don’t need a sister married person,” a tearful Silindile same on the show.

Qinisela insisted he had the ultimate say and would take a second married person, that angry many ladies.

Speaking to the publication, Musa said: “I perceive the pain that I bring around these girls and it’s worse once the husband needs to require the girlfriend as a second married person.

“However, my job is to reveal the key to the married person. In most cases, the married person isn’t prepared for it. this is often as a result of most ladies assume their husbands or partners area unit totally different from different men till I come back and introduce the girlfriend because the incoming married person.”

Musa same girls despised him for telling the reality concerning their husbands.

“The anger should be directed to those men United Nations agency introduce their girlfriends to their wives. I perceive that spousal relationship isn’t nevertheless a standard follow however a discussion has already started and it’s an honest and healthy discussion,” he said.

The SunTeam spoke to Qinisela, United Nations agency said: “I’ve mentioned this with my married person. At the instant, we’re not able to say it.”

Shirley Adonisi, director of native recreation channels for M-Net, same the broadcaster strived to form content that mirrored South African society.