"Now Everyone Is A Sangoma?"

Tall A*s Mo has answered his ancestral calling, here's what Mzansi says

By  | Aug 31, 2021, 04:51 PM  | Tol A$$ Mo  | Drama

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Congratulations are in order as comedian and media personality Mongezi Mahlangu, stage name Tall A*s Mo, has accepted his spiritual calling. His wife, media personality Mome Mahlangu announced on social media today that they tried to run away from this but in the end, they finally accepted it.

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Reality TV star Mome took to Instagram to reveal her husband's ancestral name which is synonymous to his career as a comedian. He is ancestrally known as Mahambahlega, which according to Mome means (you make people laugh.)

Apparently the Mahlangu's welcomed the comedian a few months back and had to perform dances in the suburban area of Sandton. "A few months back we welcomed home Mahambahlega (meaning u make people laugh ) drums rolled all night in the middle of our estate in Sandton after 6 months of spiritual journey and healing family generations welcome home, we tried to run from it for years until they came," she said.

One can imagine how their neighbours reacted to the loud banging of drums all night. But the family is unfazed because this is a very momentous journey they are taking.

After years of running away and trying to ignore the calling, Mome says they finally accepted when they came to them. She clarified that they do not impose their beliefs on other people. "We pray to God and speak to our ancestors, don’t get it twisted but we don’t impose our beliefs on other people."

Mome shared a picture of her husband doing the traditional dances with their family and their children. In another post, She posted her husband and their children walking into a building and captioned it with a powerful quote. She said, "We are we for who we are not who and what they think we should be," then continues by saying people should turn their generational curses into wealth, alluding that one can only have an opinion about something they have experienced.

But on social media tweeps are confused by how everyone is suddenly a Sangoma, especially looking at how a growing number of celebrities are sangomas.

A make up artist caught smoke when she tweeted about how shocked she was that people are suddenly sangomas. The likes of Ntsiki, one person who had also opened up about being a traditional healer in training, was angry at the disregard for African traditional healers, saying why don't people judge others who chose to be Christians.

The couple had been under the radar after a model accused the former comedian of sexual assault a few years back. Soon after #IBelieveLeratoMoloi gained momentum and social media users turned to Mome for comment asking what would she have done if her husband were to be found guilty.

She made it clear that she stands behind her husband saying that their silence is not an admission of guilt but “choice to respect the law.” When asked if she will continue standing behind her husband should he be found guilty she simply said she will "she will definitely leave."

A year later, Mome is still by her hubby's side being his ride or die.

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