AFTER years of heartbreak, drama and endless obstacles, Skeem Saam viewers will finally see Lehasa and Pretty say "I do".
The couple's highly anticipated wedding episode is set to air on Wednesday, 20 May on SABC1, marking one of the biggest moments in the soapie's history.
Pretty and Lehasa's relationship (played by Lerato Marabe and Cedric Fourie) has kept Mzansi talking for years, with viewers following every twist and turn of their complicated love story.
From family disapproval and betrayal to break-ups, second chances and public scrutiny, the pair's romance hasn't been smooth sailing.
The wedding storyline comes after years of emotional investment from viewers, who practically begged Skeem Saam producers and SABC1 to make sure Pretty and Lehasa stay together.
Fans even gave the couple the nickname "Prehasa", a combination of their names.
For many viewers, the wedding is more than just another soapie event.
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Speaking about the upcoming episode, Skeem Saam production described the wedding as one of the show's most unforgettable love stories.
"For fans of Skeem Saam, this is more than just a wedding episode. It's the culmination of one of the show's most emotional and unforgettable love stories," read the statement.
The production said audiences have emotionally invested in every chapter of Pretty and Lehasa's relationship over the years.
"Social media has been flooded with reactions, debates, theories, tears, excitement, and unwavering support as audiences hoped that this day would finally come. And now, it has."
The wedding episode is expected to bring all the glamour, romance, emotion and drama that Skeem Saam viewers have come to love.
"The wedding also celebrates the undeniable connection between two people who chose each other over and over again, despite the odds," the statement read.
However, with Lehasa's complicated past and enemies never too far away, viewers already wonder whether this will truly be the happily ever after they've been waiting for.
