Babes Wodumo has confirmed the highly anticipated return of season three of her reality show, Uthando Lodumo. Since the untimely passing of her husband, Mampintsha, the Gqom queen, Bongekile “Babes Wodumo” Simelane, has faced numerous challenges.
She has experienced grief, fallen ill, and overcome financial struggles. However, she is determined to share her journey of life after Mampintsha’s passing through her reality show.
In a recent interview, the Wololo singer expressed her excitement about getting back into the swing of things. She stated, “It feels great to be getting back into the swing of things again. I had my time to grieve properly, so I’m just so excited.” Despite the difficulties she has faced, Babes Wodumo has remained resilient.
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One of the major adjustments Babes has had to make is parenting her son without Mampintsha. Additionally, she has had to navigate running their music business and her own career independently.
Reflecting on this, she shared, “It’s been different without my Mampintsha. I had to learn to make decisions on my own. Before, I used to make decisions with Mampintsha, so I’m doing everything on my own with the help of my team, but all is well.”
This upcoming season of Uthando Lodumo promises more drama as Babes opens up about her life after the passing of her beloved husband. She will share her struggles and challenges as a single mom, as well as the pride she feels in wearing her queen crown and finding her own path.
Amidst the return of her reality show, Babes Wodumo is also working on her highly anticipated new album. She revealed, “My album is coming out next month, and fans will get to hear the last magic we poured out on this album.”
Additionally, she announced that she will be releasing Mampintsha’s album next year, as planned. Although the project was initially set to release this year, Babes Wodumo is determined to carry on and ensure that fans will love it.
Living without Mampintsha has been a challenge for Babes. She admitted, “At times, it’s lonely, having to have this big house all by myself, no more funny remarks from him. It’s been challenging, but I must say I’ve handled it very well because life should go on.” With strength and resilience, Babes Wodumo is taking each day as it comes.
