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A sisterhood in marriage

Mpho and Kagiso sharing a light moment PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Mpho and Kagiso sharing a light moment PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

They acknowledge that their unconventional family setup has not been easy. From betrayal, family drama and polygamous marriage, Mpho and Kagiso Sekati share how they found each other. Seemingly ‘in love’ with each other, the sister-wives speak to Arts & Culture’s SHARON MATHALA on the eve of the premier of a reality show on their marriage

Before the interview starts, the wives have one request. No questions about their sleeping arrangements. Whilst many would have wanted the pair to answer the particular question, the two sister-wives’ love story is deeper than that. They found each in the most ‘unorthodox’ ways, as their husband loved them both.

In this candid interview the first wife, Kagiso, says she almost divorced her husband. She shares that she had noticed her husband may have been cheating on her and so she stole the other girl’s phone number.

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