It was the end of an era on Friday. The wedding we had all been look forward to all week. I must say, I expected the wedding to be a bit more glamorous than it was. But considering it was only planned at the last minute, I must commend Queen and Angela for pulling it off. Firstly, I had no idea that they were going to have it at the house, I would have thought they would have had it at some spectacular venue like ZAR in Sandton and they could have also blown a lot of money like someone we know! Okay, maybe not even ZAR but how about in the garden, it is summer in Johannesburg so why have a wedding indoors? Okay, enough of my complaining, time for the compliments, what really caught my eye was what the bridal party was wearing. The ladies look stunning in their pink dresses, and the guys were not bad at all in their white suites, except for Khaphela! Who gave him or told him that wearing a hat would work with his outfit?

Karabo looked stunning. It was very different having a bride wearing a pink dress. Signing her off from Generations wearing such a dress was truly fitting.

I got a bit worried like everyone else when Karabo took her time to come down the alter. She said she got delayed because her dress got stuck by the door knob. Can you imagine what would have happened if she got cold feet and decided not to get married and instead run off into the sunset all alone and leaving Tau standing alone?

Queen! Queen! Queen! How could you forget to get the rings? She really did spoil a perfect day by forgetting to pick up the rings but thanks to the Dlomo’s who gave them their rings to use for the ceremony.

So now we brace ourselves for a Jason and Senzo’s wedding as Jason caught the garter Tau threw. It would be interesting to see a gay wedding on Our Soapie. And Khethiwe caught the bouquet, will she be getting married to Dumisani anytime soon or will it be Khaphela (Stayed tuned for this one as I suspect Khethiwe is carrying Khaphela’s baby due to the nurses mix-up at the hospital).

All in all, it was a nice way to say good bye to Karabo on Fridday. Who knows, maybe she will be back one day. I would take a bet that she will be back…

Good morning bloggers,

I hope you had a great weekend and you are ready to start off a brand new week. This week will also be a brand new week on Our Soapie as I am suspecting this is the last week we will see Karabo on Generations. On Friday Tau got a job offer to work in London and he seems to have taken the job. He just needed to run the idea by Karabo and Tau thought that Karabo may not be happy about the move but she was more than happy. “Where you go, I will go” is what Karabo said to Tau. So as many of us had predicted, Karabo’s story line for leaving Generations will be that she migrates to London with Tau, which still leaves the possibility one day of Karabo and Tau returning to Generations.

The tension in the Khumalo house is still heating up between Sharon and Sam’s mother. It is going to take some time for the two of them to connect and get along with each other. I felt sorry for Sharon when Ntombi, Sibusiso, Sam and Mrs. Chief were all laughing and talking about home and Sharon felt left out as she could not relate to what they were talking about. What would be interesting is if Sharon’s mum came onto the show and we saw how she would then relate to Mrs. Chief!

And finally to wrap up todays post, Khaphela has now decided to finally let go of Khethiwe and let her live her own life and not look over her all the time. I really hope Khaphela sticks to his word this time and focuses on Sarah and lets Khethiwe be.