Reality TV star and musician Themba “Broly” Mabaso, known for his appearance on Big Brother Mzansi (BBMzansi) season three, is ready to mend his broken relationships with the mothers of his children.
His reality TV series, “Themba: My Inked World – A Redemption Song,” is set to premiere on Mzansi Magic Channel 161 on Thursday, 9 May at 20:00.
According to a source, Themba is determined to do better and acknowledges that he has made mistakes with both of his baby mamas. A lot has happened since the first season of his reality show, and now he wants to make amends and rebuild the bridges he has burned.
Themba has two children with Nqobile Khuzwayo and one child with BBMzansi season three winner, Mphowabadimo Mvundla. His relationship with Mphowabadimo, who is also a sangoma, started during their time in the Big Brother house in 2022.
However, in March 2023, Mphowabadimo revealed that she had dumped Themba after allegations of his infidelity with Nqobile.
Adding fuel to the fire, Mphowabadimo released a statement claiming that she had received death threats from people close to Themba while she was still pregnant. The situation escalated, and legal action was taken to address the threats.
Mphowabadimo recently opened up about the challenges of co-parenting with Themba during an interview on MacG’s YouTube show, “Podcast and Chill.”
She admitted that she has denied Themba access to their child, citing the need for an amicable resolution before allowing him to be involved in their child’s life.
While acknowledging that a lot of things happened between them, Mphowabadimo expressed her disappointment in Themba publicly claiming that she is denying him access to their child. She believes that there could have been better ways to handle the situation, away from the public eye.
Mphowabadimo also revealed that, as a sangoma, there is a process that Themba needs to follow in order to see their child. This process, similar to lobola negotiations, involves the two families coming together. Until this cultural practice is completed, Mphowabadimo feels it is difficult to rebuild the bridge between them.
