Obren Motswane has left Married at First Sight Mzansi Season 3, citing his personal "healing journey" as the reason for walking out, according to The Citizen. Following his exit, viewers of the South African reality show have turned their attention to his on-screen wife, Laurinda Mabunda, digging up her LinkedIn profile and expressing fascination with her credentials as an economist. The story has generated significant discussion among fans of the series on social media.

Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has urged women to leave abusive marriages rather than endure domestic violence, saying gender-based violence must not be tolerated. According to The Citizen, she implored women to prioritise their survival over societal expectations and the pressure to remain in harmful relationships. Her remarks add to ongoing calls in South Africa for stronger action against GBV, which remains a pervasive national crisis affecting thousands of women and children each year.

According to The South African, EFF leader Julius Malema and his wife were seen enjoying the Durban July event, showcasing their fashion and public displays of affection, despite rumors of a divorce.

Media personality and businessman Frank Gashumba has stated that his marriage to Patience Mutoni Malaika has brought him significant peace in his life. During an appearance on Radio 4, he reflected on the positive impact of their nearly year-long marriage, emphasizing the tranquility it has brought him.

Nomuzi "Moozlie" Mabena paid tribute to renowned visual artist and cultural ambassador Esther Mahlangu by wearing a vibrant Ndebele women's regalia at the Hollywoodbets Durban July. This choice of attire was a significant fashion statement during the event.

Nollywood actress Mo Bimpe has responded to social media criticism over a viral video showing her sharing a playful moment with actor Jide Awobona at a recent movie premiere in Lagos. The clip showed her excitedly showing Awobona something on her phone while her husband, actor Lateef Adedimeji, sat beside them, prompting some viewers to question the interaction, according to Leadership.