Babes Wodumo is a well-known South African singer and dancer who is regarded as a pioneer of the gqom genre. Her real name is Bongekile Mildred Simelane, and she was born on July 26, 1994. She is now widely known as a result of her 2016 blockbuster hit single “Wololo.” The track appeared on her debut studio album, Gqom Queen, released in 2016.

Music critics like Babes Wodumo played a significant part in extending the appeal of South African music to audiences abroad. In 2020, Babes Wodumo wed Mandla Maphumulo. In 2021, they became parents for the first time without telling Babes’ family. Recently, their brand-new reality series “uthando lodumo” debuted on Showmax (495). In December of 2022, her husband had a stroke and passed away a month later.  

After Mampintsha passed away, tensions between Babes Wodumo and Mampintsha’s family only grew higher since Babes did not allow Mampintsha’s mother to view her son’s body at the morgue. And yes, Babes did try to make amends with Mampintsha’s mom on the day of her funeral by apologizing to her. The situation swiftly escalated after Babes Wodumo said on social media that she dislikes Mampintsha’s family.

They questioned whether or not this meant that she had lied when she said she was sorry to Mampintsha’s mom during her funeral. Mampintsha posted a photo on her Instagram on 15 January 2023 with the remark “Get well to her,” just days after her mother had been brought to the hospital.

To find out what she wrote that got others laughing at her, please continue reading below. Even after seeing the photo, some people still didn’t believe her, and one person even said they couldn’t wait to dance at her burial. I guess it’s true that we should exercise caution when expressing ourselves online.

The death of Mampintsha’s mother is predicted by someone who doesn’t know the family very well. People who never leave their phones are more likely to be cynical. Babes may not have meant what she said when she insulted Mampintsha’s family; she hopes the situation may be rectified once Mampintsha’s mother is better. Unfortunately, she did not make it, but I have faith that the rest of her family can mend their fences.