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Kelly Khumalo reveals her daughter’s daily routine 

Singer and songwriter Kelly Khumalo has revealed her daughter Thingo’s daily routine. 

The Ngathwala Ngaye hit maker took to her Instagram timeline where she shared a series of images of herself along with her daughter. She also revealed to her 2.6 million followers that they are best friends. 

“She’s convinced I’m her best friend and so do I, she’s the first person to knock at my door every morning……not to mention when it’s bath time for Baby Luna ? I’m smitten ❤️,”she wrote. 

 

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Many people flooded the musician’s comment section as they cheered her on for the beautiful mother and daughter moment.

Here is what peeps had to say:

One social media user wrote: “No bond more precious than the one with your baby girl when she gets bigger. Mine is 11, also calls me bestie or chommie ???.”

Another fan wrote: ” I love your commitment to your babies ❤️ I know it does a lot for your healing. So do mine ????.”

“Since you gave birth nje you look different, different good ,I think I love this for umuhle nje and ule glow kuyakufanela ❤️?.”
The singer recently welcomed her third baby, she confirmed the arrival of her bundle of joy in a series of photos shared on social media. In the photos, Khumalo is holding a car seat and the newborn is seen wearing a white outfit.
She captioned the post saying: “What good,” while holding her baby.

 

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