Anele Mdoda marries Xhosa royal in private traditional ceremony! Radio and TV personality Anele Mdoda has officially tied the knot with Bonelela “Buzza” James, a respected lawyer and royal from the AbaThembu tribe. The couple exchanged vows in a private traditional ceremony, rich with vibrant Xhosa cultural traditions and attended by close family and friends.
Celebration of Love
The intimate celebration quickly became a hot topic online after photos of the ceremony surfaced, prompting an outpouring of love and congratulations on social media. Among the attendees was Anele’s close friend, author Khaya Dlala, who shared joyful moments from the event on his timeline.
Anele Mdoda marries Xhosa royal
Romance in the Spotlight
Anele and Buzza’s relationship first made headlines in 2024, and speculation around their status intensified when Anele was spotted wearing a diamond ring at the Johannesburg premiere of The Last Ranger and later at the Oscars.
“Because I’m Married”
The rumors were all but confirmed during Anele’s candid appearance on Lasizwe Dambuza’s YouTube series Awkward Dates. When asked about the ring on her finger, Anele confidently replied, “Because I’m married.”
A Moment to Remember
Though the couple has kept many details of their relationship private, this wedding marks a public declaration of their love and commitment. Fans and followers continue to celebrate the union, which blends celebrity, tradition, and royalty into a memorable love story.
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