Date My Family season 2, where “ukushela” gets a whole lot more complicated.
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Date My Family: Bigger and Better!
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Date My Family: Themba
How with the families take Themba’s blunt and straightforward personality.
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Date My Family: Sphiwe
S’phiwe the farmer takes a chance at love on Date My Family.
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Date My Family: Tebogo
This week on date my familly, Tebogo a post production artist is looking for love.
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Date My Family: Favourite
No more side chick drama for Favorite as she finds love on Date My Family.
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Date My Family: Lanconius
Lanconius consoles himself with an extra meal after a terrible date.
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Date My Family Season Three!
We are back on Sundays, catch the launch of season three on 10 April 2016!
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Date My Family Returns
Fans of Mzansi Magic’s reality show, Date My Family, will be glad to know that the popular TV series is returning for yet another season on 10 April at 6PM. The original Mzansi Magic production will follow the same format as previous seasons, wherein a ‘singleton’ dines with three families, without meeting their potential dates, until the very end of the episode, where the ‘chosen’ person is then revealed to the suitor.
Since its debut the show has been a hit, both with viewers and contestants, with many couples ending up in steady relationships afterward. Head of Reality for M-Net Local Entertainment Channels, Sphumelele Sibeko commented on the continued success of this original Mzansi Magic format, “Much thought and planning goes in to finding and matching the couples, so that we increase the chances of it being a great connection and strongly entertaining on screen. Look out for some awesome matches this season with some surprise endings along the way.”
Catch the first episode of Date My Family season three on Sunday, 10 April on Mzansi Magic (DStv channel 161).
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Date My Family: The bae-hooker
Date My Family is back for season three; let us hook you up!
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Date My Family: Date our singles
Looking for love? Your family can get to host one of our bachelors/bachelorettes.
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Date My Family: Meet Zabalaza
Zabalaza Mchunu is single, hungry, and looking for love.
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Date My Family: Zabalaza
Meet Zabalaza has he meets the 3 families to find someone to love.
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Date My Family: Chalk and cheese
Reggie and Rethabile may roll of the tongue, but they couldn’t be more mismatched.
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Date My Family: What kind of club?
Reggie can no longer dodge the question of his occupation any longer.
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How to survive your in-laws
Do you remember the scene in Think Like A Man Too where all the ladies had gathered in their itty-bitty dresses, full of expectations of a sizzling night out for a bachelorette party? Then you will remember how the bride-to-be’s overbearing mother-in-law put an almighty wrench in the works by pouring ice cold water all over those expectations by deciding the ladies would all have a tepid tea party instead? What’s a girl to do when she wants to stay true to herself but also keep friendly relations with her in-laws? We have some tips for you.
Keep a united front
If you and your love intend on living happily ever after, then you need to start talking and acting like a unit. A unit that must be respected by all friends and family. If your in-laws are putting you down and pushing all your buttons and finding your last nerve with the intention of getting on it, your sweetheart needs to come to your defense. He or she cannot play both sides, because they’ll put a bigger ridge in the divide. Decide ahead of time together what your plans for your days, your wedding, your babies’ names, your future, your diet, and all those little and big things that made up doing life so that when your in-laws try to meddle, you speak the same language.
Take an interest in them
Never adopt a me-versus-them attitude. That will not endear you to them at all. You’re part of the family, and family shows interest on family. If you know uBabomncane Mandla loves his meat, why not turn his heart towards you by cooking him a hearty, meaty stew and making sure he has the biggest portion the next time there’s a family gathering? If you mother-in-law loves to harp on about the juicy goings-on at the lodeg where she works, put the kettle on and make her tea while you hang on to her every word as she shares all the salacious info she’s gathered. People love it when others take an interest in them. Being the aloof ice queen/king is counterproductive to your mission.
Always stay gracious
Most of the time, in-laws that push your buttons do so just so you can snap and retaliate, just so they can prove to their loved one that you’re the mean, hateful sorceress they know you’re NOT. Always stay gracious and they’ll be deprived of ammunition. When provoked, know when to politely stand your ground and when to take another swig of wine to keep you from spewing profanities.
Learn the culture
Every family has a culture that’s unique to them. The Zwanes have a 30 Seconds night on the last Saturday of every month, and the Peterson ladies throw a high tea on the 1st of September every year. If you learn the culture and participate in it, it will be much easier to ingratiate yourself with the in-laws. How about you host the next 30 seconds night, and cook up a killer meal for the evening that will have everybody licking their fingers? You’re in there!
Let them witness your love
No matter how hard your in-laws hearts may be, they will not be able to stay ossified if they witness their son or daughter being loved. Be seen to be showing your bae love and affection in front of their family. No, don’t get entangled in steamy PDA at the family braai. Instead, offer to dish up for your love, or help them turn the meat. If it’s cold, get up and get them a jacket or throw. These seemingly small displays of love that you probably do anyway will not go unnoticed by their family, and they’ll know their son or daughter is truly loved.
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Date My Family: It’s a match!
Lunga and Tiffany make a love match.
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Date My Family: There’s a worm in my food
Shaun is put in a precarious position when he politely has to much on mopane worms.
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Date My Family: I love my Zulu girls!
Mbali’s boisterous Zulu family inspires him to sing of his love for Zulu women.
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Date My Family: All bae’d up
Ever wondered what happened to some of the couples that formed on Date My Family? Well, here they are.
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Date My Family: Sello
Join Sello this Sunday as he dines with three families, in hopes of finding love.
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