Showmax’s groundbreaking talk show Untied continues to make waves in South Africa. The show offers a raw look into the complexities of divorce through the eyes of high-profile women.

Since its debut three weeks ago, the series has captivated audiences with its unfiltered conversations. It sheds light on the emotional journeys of women ending their marriages.

SHOWMAX’S ‘UNTIED’
Hosted by award-winning media personality Relebogile Mabotja, Untied dives deep into stories that are often hidden behind closed doors.

The show refuses to shy away from the pain, growth, and resilience that define the divorce experience, according to Showmax Stories.

“For too long, women’s pain has been edited, softened, or silenced,” says Graeme Swanepoel, creator and executive producer of Untied at GOAT.

“This show is about handing the mic back to them, letting them narrate their healing.”

NORMA MNGOMA ON ‘UNTIED’
Next week, viewers will hear from Norma Mngoma, who will share her journey through marriage, divorce, and the strength it took to rebuild her life.

Her episode airs on Tuesday, 15 July, promising an intimate and inspiring story that resonates with many navigating similar paths.

But Norma’s story is just the beginning. The series will also feature four more powerful women. This includes reality TV star Beverly Steyn and Shaka iLembe actress Dawn Thandeka King.

Each will open up about their own experiences, giving viewers a rare glimpse into the emotional toll and eventual empowerment that comes from divorce.

‘UNTIED’ AND THE IMPACT OF DIVORCE
The show’s bold approach is a breath of fresh air in South African media. It challenges the stigma around divorce and encourages open dialogue.

By focusing on women’s voices, Untied highlights the strength and resilience that often go unnoticed.

Relebogile Mabotja emphasises the importance of these stories. “It’s not just about divorce,” she explains. “It’s about healing, reclaiming your narrative, and finding freedom in the aftermath.”

Untied airs exclusively on Showmax, making it accessible to South African audiences eager for authentic storytelling.

EMPATHY AND UNDERSTANDING
The series not only entertains but also educates, fostering empathy and understanding around a topic that affects many families across the country.

In a society where divorce is often met with judgement or silence, Untied breaks the mould. It offers a platform for women to speak their truth and inspire others to do the same.

As Swanepoel puts it, “This is about empowerment through storytelling. It’s about showing that there is life after divorce, and it can be a powerful, positive chapter.”

COMPELLING STORIES
Untied’s compelling narratives and fearless honesty will make it a landmark series in South African television.

The show invites viewers to witness the messy, emotional, and ultimately hopeful journeys of women who refuse