We Are Done With This Type Of Men - Twins Explain

Olwethu and Owami Siko, who are both 32, have been looking for a husband for a long time. They may have found one.

His first name is Bonjour, but they wouldn't tell anyone what his last name is.

He is from Maputo in Mozambique, but he lives in Mzansi and owns several businesses there and in Maputo. Olwethu said that they met Bonjour at Sandton City.

"He happened to be at a restaurant where we were having coffee. We weren't really looking for a partner either, and neither was he.

"He just came up to us in a friendly way. He didn't even know who we were, which made us very happy.

"When he asked for our contact information, we told him to look us up on Google. Things went from bad to worse, and the rest is history. "We're very happy together," she said.

"We went out with South African men, but they let us down. Because of this, we chose to start dating outside of South Africa.

"We're happy right now. We're being taken care of well and getting lots of love. He is a match for us.



"We think our ancestors brought him. Everything makes sense. He seems like someone we've known for a long time.



"But what's most important is that he thinks polygamy is right. Since his father had four wives, he knows a lot about polygamy," said Olwethu.

The Siko twins, who were on the reality show Twice as Bold, said that they have already met Bonjour's family.

"We've met our in-laws already, and they were happy to see us. We went to Mozambique and stayed with them for five days, from Wednesday, December 7, to Monday, December 12. Owami said, "This is a big sign that he really cares about us."

She said that Bonjour wasn't with anyone when they met.

"He used to have a girlfriend, but they broke up a month before he met us. He is not a parent. We also decided to show the public his face because we felt safe and knew we wouldn't offend anyone. "For now, we want to keep our privacy, and we don't want the media to find out about him, so we won't say his last name or talk about his businesses," she said.