‘My cheerleader’: Khanyi praises fiancé after ‘The Wife’ sex scenes go viral

If you’re a fan of The Wife on Showmax, you’ll know just how steamy some of the scenes can get…

In fact, the explicit intimate scenes between Khanyi Mbau and Mondli Makhoba, who play characters Zandile and Nkosana Zulu respectively, are some of the most raunchiest to be seen on African television yet.

But the actress – who is engaged to businessman Kudzai Mushonga – claims her real-life love life has not been impacted by her popular role.

KHANYI MBAU THANKS FIANCE FOR SUPPORT

Taking to Instagram in the wake of yet another saucy sex scene from The Wife, Khanyi Mbau posted a picture of herself and Kudzai.

In the post, she thanked her fiance for his love and support of her career.

She wrote: “Your level of support baby, the way you let me chase my dreams and want to see become the best in all I do is incredible and honestly the wind beneath my wind.

“My silent cheerleader and fighter, my family, my guide. How do you do it? Truly beats me.

“My love , my hubby .. my heart.. thank you for remaining constant”.

To spare her fiance any humiliation, Khanyi Mbau turned off the Instagram comments on the post. Kudzai deleted his own Instagram account last year after the couple made headlines over a tiff in Dubai.

‘THE WIFE’ ACTOR TO HOST REAL-LIFE ‘MEN’S CONFERENCE’

Meanwhile, The Wife actor Mondli has revealed he will be hosting a real-life “men’s conference” in KZN this weekend

The star is set to present a gala dinner at the Aloe Lifestyle Hotel in Eshowe on Saturday, 12 March.

He shared on Instagram: “It’s time that we as men talk about issues that directly affect us, our position at home, in the society and the world. We are the future of our fathers, our sons are our future messengers.

“We should be sensible enough to understand our daughters in every stage of life their are in, we are the shields they have, we should make them feel that. Our wives/girlfriends are our partners in all, they are our sensitive selves that we always need not to disregard. We are men there is a greater purpose of why we are here today, this very moment.”