Tamia Mpisane opens up on how marriage changed her

Mrs Mpisane, Tamia had a fair number of followers before marrying rich. The attention quickly shifted to her when wedding pictures of her and Andile Mpisane went viral. Now, the former influencer turned soccer boss decided to now lead a private life with people knowing less and less about her life.

The Royal AM Ladies deputy chair lady took to Instagram to speak about how her life on social media changed when she got married. She said she would go on Instagram live often but now, she has limited her interaction time.

“To be honest, before I got married I did go live a few times here and there … but as soon as I got married I really had to change how I treat my social media accounts because I wasn’t sure how to handle a lot of people and the attention. It was a very big change.”

“I know when and where to speak. I even struggle to post my day-to-day life on my stories,” she added.

Fans vouched for Tamia to join the cast of Real Housewives Of Durban but she said she will pass, “I share what I feel like sharing when I remember to share it and I’m also a bit weird on camera. I am actually very shy.”
Her sister-in-law Sbahle Mpisane said she never knew anything about Tamia which explains why she rocked up at her brother’s wedding in gym attire.

“I am not against anyone and I don’t want to get involved in Andile’s matters that he has gotten married to someone I didn’t know about. I didn’t know about her, everything was a surprise, and I had no comfort to call you because I know that they listen to phone calls but aside from everything. I just don’t know where me and you stand.” she allegedly told Sithelo in DMs.

Andile Mpisane was accused of abusing his baby mama Sithelo Shozi and she alleged that she was abused in front of his family. “Let’s start with when I was beaten into a pulp and had a miscarriage at the hands of my so-called “victim” in a room full of his family and friends. Rushed to the nearest hospital and treated like nothing ever happened,” she claimed.

Shauwn Mkhize claimed to have never witnessed such, “I have been made aware of allegations made against my son, Andile Mpisane by Sithole Shozi on her Instagram account. I do not take lightly these accusations given my history and strong stance against gender-based violence. I do not and will never condone violence in any form or nature.”

“I would like to categorically state that neither myself nor my family have been witness to any alleged abuse. These allegations are false and defamatory. Given the nature, severity, and extent of these allegations, the matter has been referred to our legal team. It’s of the utmost importance that the law takes its course,” she said.