Monthly Archives: January 2023

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RIP| Seoke Has Sadly Passed Away In A Hospital

Mother Moremi paid a touching tribute via her Twitter account, while she confirmed the sad passing of Eva Seoke who sadly lost her life while she was delivering a baby in the hospital.

She even went as far as stating that, pregnancy and giving birth are extreme cause they’re chances that you won’t make it out alive.

I hope her husband and family get closure, she watched the whole funeral and she was deeply saddened by her sad passing.

 

I can’t even begin to imagine what the husband is going through as well as theirs son. To lose such a young soul in such a manner it’s very heartbreaking, to be honest.

The will of God is painful sometimes, may her beautiful soul rest in peace. I feel for the newly born child it won’t be easy growing up without a mother may her soul rest in peace.

Mother shed a tear, about the sad passing of Seoke.

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Thembi Seete’s look at the premier of Kings

Some feelings and moments come once in a life time. It is a great feeling seeing people come from all over to come and see your work. For the world to finally see the masterpiece that you and others made. Such moments are irreplaceable.

Thembi Seete is a musician, actress, dancer and Idols SA judge. Her acting career has taken mzansi by storm. She is actually making it more that side than in music. She the Gomora actress stars on the Kings of Joburg. She’s been on the show seens the first season.


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‘You will never go hungry’: Babes’ promise to Mampintsha’s family

Gqom queen Babes Wodumo was in attendance when her mother-in-law Zamanguni Gumede was laid to rest on Saturday 21 January.

Gumede passed away on Sunday 15 January, less than a month after her son and Big Nuz group member Mandla “Mampintsha” Maphumulo’s passing.

According to Daily Sun, Babes — real name Bongekile Simelane — promised to take care of her inlaws for as long as she’s alive.ALSO READ: Babes dances at Mampintsha’s mom’s memorial service Speaking at the funeral, Babes Wodumo revealed that she took care of her mother-in-law’s funeral costs because she loved her.

“I didn’t do this to show off but wanted to make sure that my mother-in-law gets a dignified funeral. We had our differences but in the end we always made peace. We understood each other. I loved her and I’m glad we made peace,” the Shut Up and Groove hitmaker said.

ALSO READ: ‘RIP Gogo Ka Sponge’: Babes pays tribute to Mampintsha’s mom

The 28-year-old mom-of-one also vowed to take care of her husband’s family.

“Today I want to assure you that you will never go hungry when I’m still around. I will be your pillar of strength, you have a sister in me. If you need anything please call me and if you cannot get hold of me do not hesitate to come to my house at Westville. I am prepared to pay for a metered taxi,” said Babes at the podium.


 

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