Musician Karabo Mogane with his wife Sinesipho. Picture: Karabo Mogane/Instagram.
Renowned South African musician Karabo Mogane recently took a moment to celebrate a significant milestone in his life.
The season 11 winner of “Idols SA” marked his third wedding anniversary with a heartfelt tribute to his wife, Sinesipho, sharing a collection of touching moments from their time together on social media.
In an emotional Instagram post, Mogane reflected on the joy and gratitude he feels as he commemorates three years of marriage.
The couple, who tied the knot in 2021 during a private ceremony surrounded by close family and friends, recently welcomed their first child, Phetolo Azania Mogane.
“We’ve hit the big 3 my baby, three years of loving one another and discovering who and what we can become,” Mogane shared.
“I thank God that I get to wake up next to you daily with our beautiful daughter by our side; she truly is a blessing. I speak life and manifestation to all the plans we have for our family.
“To us continuing to create a bond that will never be broken and memories that can never be repeated using the love that we have for each other.”
Sinesipho also expressed her love through the platform, sharing images that captured their special day.
“3 years in and ours is still my favourite love story… wherever you are is home,” she wrote.
Hailing from the picturesque Nelspruit in Mpumalanga, Mogane first rose to fame with his rich, baritone voice, which won him the prestigious “Idols SA” title.
His success didn't stop there; he has since released his debut album, “Love Is A Verb”, and continued to build momentum in the music industry.
One of the highlights of his career came in 2018, when he hosted a romantic solo show, "Masquerade“, at the Lyric Theatre in Johannesburg, further showcasing his artistic prowess.
Besides his local acclaim, Mogane has captured the attention of international music stars, including multi-award winner Bebe Winans.
Signing a deal with Disney Africa to record a theme song for their series “The Lion Guard” also marked a groundbreaking achievement for him as he became the first African artist to be offered such a significant collaboration.