Isencane Lengane’s Siyacela Surprised Mzansi With Ukuthwala and Polygamy Comments

In the most recent episode of the popular reality show Moja Love, Siyacela Dlamuka, the star of Isencane Lengane, made controversial comments regarding ukuthwala, money, and polygamy. This has left viewers profoundly unsettled.

After discussing the extreme measures he claimed he would be willing to take to finance a polygamous lifestyle, the reality television star’s comments, which were broadcast on Sunday, 4 October 2026, quickly became a topic of discussion among viewers.

Siyacela has been in the public eye for several years as a result of the show, which has documented his relationship with his wife, Thando Dlamuka.

Siyacela disclosed his intention to become a polygamist and have multiple spouses during the episode.

Nevertheless, he recognised that such a lifestyle would necessitate substantial financial resources, particularly if he intended to support multiple households.

Siyacela reportedly mentioned extreme options, such as carrying out a cash-in-transit heist, instead of discussing conventional methods of building his fortune.

He also discussed ukuthwala and asserted that he had visited locations where the practice was purportedly conducted in order to determine the necessary steps.

His comments were particularly shocking to viewers when he reportedly implied that he had become so resolute in his pursuit of his financial goals that he was no longer apprehensive about the repercussions.

The conversation became even more alarming when he asserted that he would be prepared to sacrifice a family member in order to allegedly secure money.

These statements have not been presented as evidence that Siyacela has committed or intends to commit any crime. Despite the fact that they were made during a reality television program, they have elicited significant public reactions.

The comments had a noticeable impact on Siyacela’s sibling, Nqobani Dlamuka.

Nqobani expressed his apprehension regarding his brother’s apparent fixation on acquiring wealth through spiritual or perilous means.

He stated that he would prefer to rely on his ancestors for guidance and enquired as to what had piqued Siyacela’s interest in ukuthwala.

Nqobani also expressed apprehension regarding the potential repercussions of engaging in such practices.

The severity of the conversation and the influence of Siyacela’s statements on his family were underscored by the emotional response.

Siyacela and Thando have been recognised by viewers of Isencane Lengane ever since their relationship was brought to the forefront.

According to reports, Thando was 15 years old and Siyacela was 16 years old when they married in 2019.

The reality program has extensively documented their relationship, which includes their disagreements and the obstacles they faced as they navigated marriage at a young age.

Their tumultuous relationship has also sparked significant debate among viewers over the years.

The scrutiny surrounding their relationship has been further exacerbated by Thando’s previous public disclosure of the abuse she claims she endured during the marriage.

Viewers have once again been divided by Siyacela’s most recent remarks.

His willingness to discuss extreme measures in pursuit of money and a polygamous lifestyle was met with astonishment by a significant number of individuals.

Others questioned his comprehension of the obligations that accompany having multiple wives and contended that financial stability should be achieved through legitimate means.

The conversation has also reignited broader discussions regarding the responsibilities of marriage, affluence, traditional beliefs, and polygamy.

For viewers of Isencane Lengane, Siyacela’s comments have contributed another contentious chapter to a family and relationship narrative that has persisted in the public consciousness for years.

Despite the fact that the comments have elicited indignation and concern, their complete context is still associated with the reality television episode in which they were made.

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