New reality series follows twins who were married to the same man - Mzansimagic
The 13 episode series follows twin sisters Olwethu and Owami Siko; the sisters shared the same husband for nine years.
Now divorced, the show will follow them as they enter the dating scene and their journey to accepting their spiritual calling."Born in Vosloorus, the 31-year-old sisters' tough childhood brought them even closer than expected - so close that they were married to the same man for nine years.
"Shows centred around family trials and tribulations never get old and are always fascinating to observe – more so when the blood ties are as unique and as deep as the ones in Twice as Bold. We're sure our audience will love this duo as we see them navigate motherhood, careers, spirituality and of course love."premieres on Mzansi Magic , every Thursday 7 April 2022 at 20:00.In times of uncertainty you need journalism you can trust.
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