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Asavela Mngqithi finally reveals her baby’s gender

South African actress Asavela Mngqithi finally reveals the gender of her baby.

It was not too long ago when the actress announced that she was pregnant. It seems that she is enjoying the journey to motherhood, posting videos of her dancing and drawing funny pictures of her belly.

Asavela is best known for her roles as Ntwenhle Ndlovu on the television series Ishibaya (2018 – 2021) and Amogelang on Abomama.

Since the announcement of her pregnancy, many fans have begged the actress to share the baby’s gender, but she decided to ignore them.

As time passed, she eventually decided that it was time for the great reveal as the pressure was getting to her. Taking to Instagram, she posted a photo with the caption: “Bring on the matching dresses — it’s a girl! ???”

She also asked fans to send her gifts when she finally delivered the great news.

 

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A post shared by Asavela Mqokiyana ?? (@asavela__m)

Many fans were eager to see Asavela’s baby, enthusiastically anticipating her birth.

After Asavela shared the news of her baby’s gender, many fans loved it and congratulated her.

“What a beautiful child she gonna be? congratulations mommy??❤️.”

“The Kingdom of Heaven is within you, and whoever shall know himself shall find it.☀️☀️☀️.”

“You make me want to fall pregnant now and give birth tomorrow.”

A few actors also reacted to the post, congratulating her in the comments section.

shonisani_m: “Congratulations mama ??? so beautiful ?”

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