MAFIKIZOLO star Theo Kgosinkwe is riding high on love and music as he celebrates five years of marriage while preparing to drop solo hits before the year ends.
The beloved kwaito legend, who shot to fame as half of the iconic duo Mafikizolo alongside Nhlanhla Nciza, recently marked a major milestone with his wife Vourne Kgosinkwe.
The 45-year-old musician took to Instagram to share the milestone.
"Happy 5yrs Anniversary to us my love. I thank God for blessing me with a Proverbs 31-woman I am truly blessed," he said.
His wife Vourne created a stunning traditional wedding-themed photoshoot.
"Although I had the most beautiful white wedding, I never had the chance to experience a traditional wedding, so I created this shoot to honour that side of my journey," she said.
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Speaking to Daily Sun, Theo couldn't hide his joy about the milestone.
"It's great, you know. Growing together with someone that you love is a good thing and as you progress to grow stronger and stronger together, it's a wonderful thing to have a partner that you're committed to, the one that you want to grow old with, so it's a good feeling," he said.
The couple tied the knot during the challenging Covid-19 period, which meant their celebration had to wait.
"It was closer to the end of Covid. It wasn't done yet, so the venues were difficult to get and stuff. We got married during Covid time, but we never did the celebration, so when the restrictions went down, that's when we opted to do a celebration," said Theo.
Looking back over their five years together, Theo highlights their favourite memories.
"Each and every year has its own memories, so it's been great - especially the marriage, having a child together, the memories we created while travelling," he said.
Messages came flooding in from fans celebrating the milestone.
"Love is real, and marriage is a blessing from God. God designed that men and women should be together in the unity of marriage, to start a family together, to build a family together," said Theo.
"They must still believe in love. I know love has its own ups and downs, good times and bad times, there are storms, there are celebrations, but love is a good thing. Marriage is still the right way to go, especially when you love each other and intend to build a family.
"They must continue to believe in love, yes, ups and downs are there, challenges are there in every relationship and marriage, but love is good."
