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Kelly Khumalo shares another sneak peek of her baby

Kelly Khumalo shares a small glimpse of her baby she reportedly shares with soccer star Mthokozisi Yende on Instagram.

Her fans and followers cannot stop gushing over the little one.

According to the South African, the singer reportedly gave birth to a girl two months ago with the baby’s rumored father, former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Mthokozisi Yende.

Kelly Khumalo recently shared a photo of herself and her little girl out and about on Instagram. Kelly gave birth in April via a C-Section, according to News24.

In the post, Kelly is seen pushing the newborn, who can be seen wearing a little beanie, in her Nuna stoller.

She captioned the post with, ““My job these days.”

 

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This isn’t the first time that Kelly Khumalo has posted a little photo of her baby on social media. Shortly after the baby’s birth, Kelly posted a quick snap of her loading the newborn’s car seat into her car.

Kelly also posted a picture last month of her youngest, showing off her body post-pregnancy.

While she concealed her pregnancy, she did provide her fans and followers with her post-partum body.

Kelly is seen in the photos donning an all-black look consisting of a pair of black leggings with a crop top to match.

Many were in disbelief over the singer’s post-pregnancy body, with many taking to the Instagram comments section to share their thoughts.

@cathy_kays: “Body goals already.”

@charmy_ngakane: “You looking good, sister. How did you get rid of the belly fat?

@zinhle_zwane: “Not possible, you just had a baby!”

 

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Also see: Kelly Khumalo share’s her baby’s first photos

 

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