Vourné Kgosinkwe, the wife of Theo Kgosinkwe, is on the right path to possibly becoming the next Mrs South Africa. The mother of one entered Mrs. South Africa 2023 and has advanced to the top 30 final listings.
Her husband, her biggest supporter, received a thank-you message from her on Instagram.
Dedicated to my most incredible partner, @theo_kgosinkwe. WE MADE IT TO THE TOP 30!! Thanks for letting me be who I am and for all your love and support!
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Sincerely, I’m so full of joy, and I’m so incredibly proud of myself! “I want to thank everyone for their encouragement, gorgeous direct messages, and overall belief in me.
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“Congratulations, my wife, on making it to the finals. I’m here to support you,” the Mafikizolo member commented. I’m proud of you, @vourne. Maybe, I may hold the title of Mr. South Africa.
Many individuals gave Mrs. Kgosinkwe their congratulations, including NGO expert Sibu Sibaca.
“Congratulations V!” she exclaimed. I’m proud of you; it’s been lovely to watch you grow and improve during this adventure. Our focus is now on the crown! “Let’s go!”
In November, the Mrs. South African contest will come to an end. The Pageant week will start, followed by the preliminary competition on November 16 and the coronation on November 17.
The contestants are taking part in seminars, giving to organizations of their choice, and networking at events as a lead-up to the grand finale. Beyond the pageant, Mrs. South Africa is committed to empowering women.
According to Joani Johnson, CEO of Mrs. South Africa, “We take pride in allowing our semi-finalists to receive mentorship, professional guidance, and advice from experienced industry leaders.
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Through our MBA of life, we givie participants the tools they need to thrive, no matter which path they find themselves on.”
If Kgosinkwe wins, Palesa Matjekane, currently Mrs. South Africa, will step down.
