Media personality Mome Nale Mahlangu’s thriving business empire wows Mzansi 

Media personality Mome Nale Mahlangu’s thriving business empire wows Mzansi 

Mome Nale Mahlangu is one of the most recognizable faces in the history of South African reality shows. She started off the world of showbiz when she appeared on Cream Cartel. After Cream Cartel, she and her husband, the comedian Mongezi Mahlangu, also known as Toll Ass Mo, appeared on Mo and Mome and Molove. Now Mome is busy with her business.

Whilst working as a reality show star, Mome was also a famous stylist in Mzansi. Many people assume that when she left appearing on TV, she reported being a housewife and taking care of her four children. People don’t know that she is busy climbing the entrepreneurial world to reach greater heights. Here is a sneak peek into her business empire.

Media personality Mome Nale Mahlangu’s thriving business empire wows Mzansi

Mome Wellness

Mome owns a wellness brand called Mome Wellness. With her brand, she brings alternative fitness and health aiding products with natural ingredients to the market. Among some of the things, her products help with aiding weight loss and keeping the energy levels up.

Within Mome Wellness, she sells Slim Fit tonic for weight loss, and Moringa Soup for recharging the body. Mome also offers protein shakes for weight management and health teas for stubborn fat loss. According to Mome, her products are 100% gluten-free.

Mome Wellness Wear

As a former stylist letting go of that passion for fashion die out would not make sense. Mome owns an online retail brand for clothing. She sells mainly activewear and lounger with very abstract patterns. On her line, you can find items for everyone, men, women, and children.

For minimalist clothes from Mome, Wellness Wear could never work out. Some of the patterns are a fusion of very bright colours. They beg the eye for attention.

TAM Gaming

Her last business venture is very male-dominated. Mome owns TAM Gaming, a company offering gaming tournaments and arcade games to the public. Inside there are also pool and table soccer games. Sometimes they do pop-ups for people who aren’t close to their company.