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‘How things have changed’ – Penny Lebyane’s son drives to school

There was a switch-up during the drive to school in the Lebyane household as radio and television personality Penny Lebyane saw herself sitting in the passenger seat and her son behind the wheel.

In the video shared on X (formerly known as Twitter), Penny, showing herself in the front seat and her daughter Tamuka behind her, is heard saying, “I’m a passenger to school this morning.” Panning the camera to her 18-year-old son Takunda, Penny then says, “How things have changed.”

Along with the video, Penny also shared the caption: “It’s a brand new day and opportunity to do it anew. The school year is officially starting today. We’re on our way with my most significant achievement, my children – the seeds of my womb, the ones who chose me, Penny Lebyane, to be their mother. I am a working mother.”

Social media users took to Penny’s comment section to share their disbelief at how grown Penny’s son is while also giving the public personality a few positive words:

“Oh my goodness, how fabulous is that! He can drive, well-done mommy P, wishing you guys an awesome schooling year!”

“He looks like he knows what he’s doing. Well done.”

“Proud mom moments. If you can trust him to drive to school and you are just chilling. I love it for you.”

Also see: WATCH: Penny Lebyane prioritises health and fitness in 2024

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