Legacy: Dineo and Msizi’s traditional wedding album | Channel

The happy couple! Msizi (Siyabonga Thwala) and Dineo (Kgomotso Christopher) in Legacy.

Dineo (Kgomotso Christopher) and Msizi’s (Siyabonga Thwala) road to matrimony on the M-Net telenovela Legacy has been rocky.

After losing her husband Sebastian Price (Deon Lotz), Dineo thought she would never find love again. Unable to deny the attraction between her and Msizi, she started a relationship with him. At the time, he was married, and she considered becoming his second wife. Things went south for the couple when Msizi was accused of corruption; he fled the company and the country, leaving Dineo to take the fall.

He mended things with Dineo and divorced his wife on his return to the country. While initially reluctant to propose to Dineo, Msizi’s strings are being pulled by Angelique (Michelle Botes), Sebastian’s ex-wife, who has ulterior motives for their union. According to a clause in Sebastian’s will, should Dineo decide to remarry, she will lose all power of Legacy Investment.

Dineo finally said yes to an ecstatic Msizi, who planned a very beautiful traditional wedding in less than 24 hours. Family and friends surrounded the happy couple as they shared their special day.

SEE THE PHOTOS HERE:

The beautiful bride. Dineo (Kgomotso Christopher).

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The groom! Msizi (Siyabonga Thwala).

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The bride and her family approaching jubilantly.

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The bride meets her groom! Dineo (Kgomotso Christopher)

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Mzisi (Siyabonga Thwala) welcomes his bride Dineo (Kgomotso Christopher) in Legacy.

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The beautiful bride. Dineo (Kgomotso Christopher).

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Gordon (Neil McCarthy) and Angelique (Michelle Botes).

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Kedibone (Clementine Mosimane), Dineo’s mom.

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Simz (Lunga Shabalala), Msizi’s son.

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The happy couple! Msizi (Siyabonga Thwala) and Dineo (Kgomotso Christopher) in Legacy.

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Legacy airs Monday-Thursday at 19:00 on M-Net (DStv 101)

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