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Unsuccessful man manipulator Dudu returns for Season 2 of Mzansi Magic's How to Manifest a Man. In Season 1 she tried to reshape Simphiwe into her ideal man when he lost his memory but it returned, he remembered her (argh!) and ran, but couldn't get away when she shot him and his mistress. In Season 2 she claims she's a changed woman, who wants him back. Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa and Mnqobi Kunene reprise their roles. Premieres Monday 16 September at 20h00. >>

TVSA Team
26 Aug 2024 12:38

The artwork:

And a short Season 1 recap with Season 2 preview:

After being publicly humiliated and cast aside by her husband, Dudu refuses to accept her shattered world.

Instead of succumbing to her despair, she delves into the shadows of dark manifestation to reclaim her once-perfect life.

In Season 1, we watched Dudu’s unraveling marriage to Simphiwe, which reached a dramatic end when she attempted to reshape him into her ideal partner after he lost his memory. However, it wasn’t as simple as she thought because his memory returned, and he dumped her.

The season concluded with a shocking public confrontation where Dudu, driven to desperation, shot Simphiwe and his mistress Ntombi (Gaisang Noge).

Despite the gravity of her actions, Dudu's powerful family ensured she faced minimal consequences.

Season 2 picks up with Dudu emerging from a retreat, presenting herself as a changed woman. But the harsh reality soon hits her - she has lost everything she fought for - her husband, her CEO title, and her coveted Most Influential Woman award.

Still obsessed with her ex-husband, Dudu pretends to have moved on while secretly using dark manifestation to manipulate Simphiwe into betraying his new partner by coming back to her.

In the artwork (from left to right) are:

Lebo Mzisa as Sam Ngonyama Jnr (Dudu’s brother),

Enhle Mbali as Dudu,

Mnqobi Kunene as Simphiwe aka Simz and,

Gaisang Noge who plays Ntombi (Simphiwe’s lover).