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SEE PICS: Thando Thabethe’s kind gesture

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Thando Thabethe gave away her Zarth Designs dress that she wore at the 2017 Miss South Africa pageant to a high school student for her matric dance. The star also organised a make-up artist for the student. She then topped it off with a surprise visit and shared it on social media. Our hearts!

So sweet!

SEE ALSO: Thando Thabethe on giving back

 

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@zarth_designs you make me feel like a princess ????? #misssa2017 #ZarthDesigns ?: @killastillz

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