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“Doesn’t look like you” – Kelly Khumalo’s post confuses followers

After sharing a series of pictures with her daughter Thingo while also revealing the name of her third child, Kelly Khumalo had followers doing a doubletake on her recent post.

Kelly took to Instagram to share a post of appreciation to her daughter she shared with the late Bafana Bafana captain Senzo Meyiwa.

She captioned the sweet post, “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 ❤️.”

The Ngathwala Ngaye songstress posted three images of herself with her daughter, with the fourth image of her alone striking a pose. The latter image caused quite a stir as many found that the person in the picture did not resemble Kelly.

 

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After seeing the last frame, social media users went to Kelly’s comments section to express their confusion.

“Last frame doesn’t look like you at all!!”

“But that last frame can’t make sure.”

“How does Kelly look like Kelly and then boom on the last frame looks like someone else….or is it just my eyes.?.”

“What filter are you guys using to change your faces so much? Re lokeleng thle. Same filter Thembi Seete & Ayanda Thabethe are using to look so different. Re squeezeng in?.”

“Frame 4 is a different person..right??.”

Others also showed Kelly’s ‘new look’ some love.

“4th slide???.”

“U look like someone else kwiLast frame… Umuhle sisi???.”

“Ai Kelly umuhle the 4th slide???.”

Also see: Ntando Duma goes all out for daughter’s birthday

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