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Miss SA runner-up Thato Mosehle announces her pregnancy

The month of August appears to be a month of joy and celebration for the Miss South Africa sisterhood. This comes after yet another former pageant contestant, Thato Mosehle announced that she is pregnant!

The 29-year-old medical doctor was crowned the first runner-up at the Miss South Africa 2020 pageant in 2020 and later went on to represent her nation as the first Miss Supranational South Africa.

Taking to Instagram she recently announced that she and her husband Frans Maruma would soon become parents.

“A beautiful blessing on the way! We thank God and are extremely happy for this new journey He has trusted us with!

Pictures attached to the post shows the happy couple happily embracing the new chapter of their lives as they stroll on the beach, with Thato revealing her baby bump.

 

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Later she shared yet another post after members of her home cell surprised her with a baby shower.

“It was the most beautiful time spent!” she wrote.

“My baby is so blessed to have these women of God as aunties. This is just a glimpse of the support and love that they’ve given me throughout the year. Wednesday after Wednesday we show up for one another, sharing the word of God and strengthening each other in prayer and worship.”

 

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Thato is just the second Miss SA to announce her pregnancy news within the space of a week – the other was Tamaryn Green and her husband Ze Nxumalo.

Also see: Tamaryn Green and her husband Ze Nxumalo announce pregnancy

 

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