By Sitha Maliwa
Viewers of the popular realty show, Uthando Nes’thembu are concerned about Ndlunkulu MaCele’s future if Musa Mseleku were to pass away. With five wives involved, there is uncertainty about how his estate would be divided, and some believe that MaCele could lose everything. Many worry that she might have to revert to a modest lifestyle, while the other wives, who have established careers, could be in a better position to secure their futures. However, this perspective may underestimate MaCele’s potential.
Musa’s health has been a significant concern recently on the show. His ongoing illness has left many viewers anxious about the future of his family and how his estate would be managed, especially given the polygamous structure of his family. As viewers have noted, his health issues add another layer of complexity to the already intricate dynamics between the wives and children. If Musa’s health continues to decline, it may increase pressure on his family to prepare for what lies ahead.
While MaCele, who has been married to Musa for more than 20 years, may not have the same visible career as her co-wives, her children could ensure her financial security. Many believe that MaCele’s children could take over family businesses and protect their wealth, preventing her from experiencing financial hardship. This suggests that she could maintain her lifestyle, regardless of the challenges presented by the family dynamics.
The existence of a will is another crucial factor. If Musa has created a will that clearly outlines how his estate should be divided, MaCele’s future could be more secure than some viewers expect. In many African cultures, inheritance in polygamous families can be complex, and a clear will could help prevent disputes and maintain balance among the wives. A fair will could ensure MaCele receives her rightful share, protecting her and her children’s future.
There are also rumours that MaCele owns a funeral parlour, which, if true, would provide her with a degree of financial independence. Owning a business could serve as a valuable asset, giving her a stable income and reducing her reliance on Musa’s estate or her co-wives. Even if the inheritance situation becomes complicated, MaCele could still achieve financial stability through her own ventures.
While some viewers are quick to assume that MaCele would move from riches to rags, there are several factors that suggest her future might be more secure than it seems. Whether it’s her children, potential business ownership, or a well-structured will, MaCele may have more stability than many realise. Her story is far from over, and her future may be more promising than it appears. – @NewsSA_Online