Ntokozo Ndlovu, the whistleblower who exposed Married At First Sight Mzansi cast member Prince Masuku for being legally married while participating in the matchmaking reality series, has announced she will not attend the upcoming show reunion, according to statements made during a TikTok livestream with creator Naledi Yamiso.
Why Ntokozo Ndlovu Is Boycotting the Reunion
Ndlovu stated on Sunday evening that she refuses to participate in the end-of-season gathering because she wants to put the controversy behind her. According to her statements on the livestream, she aims to avoid continuous public discussion regarding Masuku, bigamy allegations, and what viewers have labeled apparent hypocrisy regarding her own past actions on the Connect TV production.
“I don’t have to go to the reunion because I know what’s at stake, I know what’s protecting,” Ndlovu told listeners, adding that she prefers audience members and Masuku to think of her as a liar rather than stay involved with the production narrative. Masuku remains bound by a cast non-disclosure agreement while the season airs.
Production Outs Whistleblower’s Past Audition
The conflict escalated during episode 8 of the reality series when production revealed that Ndlovu herself had previously auditioned for Married At First Sight Mzansi. According to footage aired by the network, production experts Bakhe Dlamini, Thabang Mashego, and Xolani Hitlana held a virtual emergency meeting to address Masuku’s concealed marital status before Hitlana publicly outed Ndlovu as a former auditionee.
When confronted by the show’s relationship experts on air, Masuku strongly denied the allegations. According to his statements on the program, his family met with Ndlovu’s family to discuss their separation after they lived apart, and both parties signed a document agreeing to dissolve their union.
Legal Protection Orders and Relationship Timeline
Ndlovu told livestream viewers that she believes Masuku filed for a protection order specifically to block her from communicating with show producers and revealing further details. While she stated that producers stopped speaking to her after learning about the legal filing, she noted that the court matter was ultimately struck off the roll because Masuku failed to attend two scheduled court appearances to present supporting evidence.
Detailing their timeline, Ndlovu explained that she and Masuku initially met in 2023, wed in December 2024, and separated in February 2025. During the livestream, two other women shared comparable experiences of dating Masuku, while Ndlovu alleged that he paid lobola for the mother of his child and that she suffered a miscarriage late last year during an attempted reconciliation.
Did you know?
Cast members on Married At First Sight Mzansi are required to sign strict non-disclosure agreements that remain active for the duration of the broadcast season, limiting what participants can publicly share about production decisions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Ntokozo Ndlovu refusing to attend the MAFS Mzansi reunion?
Ndlovu stated she wants to put the controversy behind her and avoid further public scrutiny regarding her relationship with Prince Masuku and her own prior audition for the show.
Did Prince Masuku admit to the allegations?
No. When confronted by show experts, Masuku denied the claims, asserting that his family and Ndlovu’s family had previously signed a written agreement to dissolve their union.
Who produces Married At First Sight Mzansi?
The reality series is produced by Connect TV.
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