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5 former Miss South Africa winners who are now married

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The Miss South Africa pageant has long been a platform for women who embody beauty, intelligence, and grace.

Over the years, many of its titleholders have gone on to build successful careers while also embracing personal milestones, including marriage.


Here’s a look at five former Miss South Africa winners who have tied the knot.

1. Natasha Joubert (Miss South Africa 2023)

Natasha Joubert, crowned Miss South Africa in 2023, recently exchanged vows with her long-time partner, Enrico Vermaak. The couple, who had been together for over eight years, celebrated their union in a beautiful ceremony at Cavalli Estate in Cape Town. Surrounded by close family and friends, Joubert marked this new chapter with elegance and joy.

2. Zozibini Tunzi (Miss South Africa 2019)

Zozibini Tunzi, who won both Miss South Africa and Miss Universe in 2019, recently surprised fans with her wedding to Luthando Bolowana. The intimate ceremony took place at a picturesque venue in Cape Town, where she stunned in a custom-made gown that took over 700 hours to craft. Tunzi’s journey from global pageant queen to a happily married woman has been nothing short of inspiring.

3. Liesl Laurie (Miss South Africa 2015)

Liesl Laurie, who held the Miss South Africa title in 2015, found love with media personality Dr. Musa Mthombeni. Their relationship blossomed over the years, and their wedding was a dreamy affair. Since then, the couple has become one of South Africa’s most adored celebrity pairs, often sharing their love story with fans.

4. Zizo Beda (Miss South Africa Teen 2006)

Though not a Miss South Africa titleholder, Zizo Beda won Miss South Africa Teen in 2006 and later built a successful career in media. She married political figure Mayihlome Tshwete, and their relationship was followed closely by the public. However, despite their beautiful journey together, the two later went their separate ways.

5. Jacqui Mofokeng (Miss South Africa 1993)

Jacqui Mofokeng made history as the first black woman to win Miss South Africa in 1993. She later married an American, and the couple settled in New Jersey, where they built a life together with their children. Mofokeng has remained private about her personal life but continues to be celebrated for breaking barriers in the pageant world.

These former Miss South Africa winners have not only left their mark in the beauty and entertainment industries but have also embraced love and marriage in their unique ways. Their journeys continue to inspire many, proving that success and personal happiness can go hand in hand.

 

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