MaShelembe was reduced to tears on a recent episode of Mnakwethu, a show where men ask for help to introduce polygamy to their wives, when her husband Bheki Langa informed her that she should accept his pregnant mistress as his second wife.
As plans progressed and pledges for assistance came in “thick and fast”, Ndelu said she was in contact with MaShelembe “to ensure that I don’t overstep any boundary or do anything she did not agree with.
She decided to cancel the event “based on the content and tone of the conversation” with the organiser of the other baby shower.Ncumisa Ndelu “Ntsike Magwaza of Mrs Hairfidence had generously allowed us to use her business to drop off gifts for those who would not be available for the drive through gift drop-off and baby shower on Sunday. This need not stop.
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