"How can you be single and be a wife at the same time?" New show confuses Tweeps
M-NET's new dating show 'The Single Wives SA' trended for many reasons this week.
Reality TV and dating show lovers were glued to their screens this week when new show 'The Single Wives SA' premiered.
The show follows the adventures of six women who are looking for love, with the assistance of relationship experts, Justin Cohen and Mapaseka Mokwele.
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But just after its debut, Tweeps were enquiring about the name of the show which they find ambiguous.
Nthuseng, is there anything such as a single wife?What is a wife kganthe?#SingleWivesSA
— Kabelo Dimpe (@KabeloD18) September 3, 2020
Who came up with this hashtag? How can you be single and be a wife at the same time or you wanted to write lonely wife #SingleWivesSA
— Mustafa (@mustafamokale) September 4, 2020
Does this mean the wife is single and is gonna get married when she’s already married but she’s a wife ... kanjani bakithi? #SingleWivesSA pic.twitter.com/4ERrNAPjdg
— Giftious Sebiloane 🎯 (@Iam_Giftious) September 3, 2020
What is a single wife??? #SingleWivesSA
— Jessica Khan (@realjessK) September 4, 2020
Produced by Black Swan Media and based on the popular Australian format, the show zooms in on six previously married women who have been unlucky in love - judging by the reception on social media, the show is set to be a hit with viewers.
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Can we please have two episodes per week of #SingleWivesSA @MNet ?
— Ms_Chilled 💕 (@Ms_Chilled) September 3, 2020
This show is so goood! 🥰😘🚀🚀
1st Episode & Am Hooked 👌👌👌
— Gontse_Lerole (@gontse_lerole) September 3, 2020
Love It,Love it👏👏#SingleWivesSA
#SingleWivesSA looks sharp. different to the other shows on @mnet
— Chief Nkosi (@ChiefNkosi3) September 3, 2020
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