There’s a new challenge in town: Married vs Le’return challenge is topping the social media trending list

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By: Simon Majadibodu

A pic mix of pictures of the Married vs Le’return challenge that has kept tongues wagging on socials. Photo: Facebook / Refiloe WaDits Letsie / Witness Mdaka





Haike, South Africans are not running out of content to share with peeps on social media sites.

The Married vs Le’return challenge has been making rounds on social media platforms for days, with people posting funny pictures.

On the challenge, netizens post pictures of themselves on how they looked during the time they were married and after they divorced - dubbed Le’return.

However, social media detectives, believe that some are just doing it for entertainment purposes.

Abo-girl are the majority of those taking part in the challenge, with some captioning their pictures “Challenge Accepted.”

Refiloe WaDits Letsie posted her pictures on Facebook and saw over 3000 reactions.

On the pictures she shared, she captioned: “Married vs Le Return.”



Married vs Le Return. Photo: Refiloe WaDits Letsie / Facebook 

Another Facebook user by the name of Kabelo Lipholo shared her pictures also.



Married vs Le Return. Photo: Kabelo Lipholo / Facebook


Skido Givenss Links also updated her pictures as well.



Married vs Le Return. Photo: Skido Givenss Links / Facebook

Lee Litchylee Mogapi also shared hers




Married vs Le Return. Photo: Lee Litchylee Mogapi / Facebook


Men, on the other hand, did not hesitate to participate in the Married vs Le’return challenge.

Witness Mdaka took to social media to share his pictures of how he looked before marriage and after, his post drew over 2000 reactions.

 “ You guys and your challenges,” reads his caption.” On his comment section he said, “I can get married again…the ring looks good on me ❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥.”


Married vs Le Return. Photo: Witness Mdaka / Facebook


Malome Danny Sehebeng also joined the funny challenge.



Married vs Le Return. Malome Danny Sehebeng / Facebook


SirMiniter Gabriel WorldBeater joined the challenge.




Married vs Le Retuen. Photo: SirMiniter Gabriel WorldBeater / Facebook



Additionally, people in the comment sections believe that some of the people who took part in the challenge were just having fun and had never been married nor divorced, but others agree that the differences are purely owing to the quality of the cameras.






 


















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