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‘I’m so excited for my boy’ – Nozipho Ntshangase’s son to study in Spain

Reality TV star and businesswoman Nozipho Ntshangase is beaming with pride and joy, as she announced that her son Luthando Ntshangase will study in Spain.

The doting mother took to her Instagram page to share the news, detailing the journey of finding a suitable institution with the help of an educational consultancy.

The Mommy Club star expressed her excitement in a candid post. “We got in,” she penned. Nozipho shared that her son fell in love with the country after he spent a few months there playing soccer post-matric.

“Crimson has been absolutely amazing on our whole experience. It has been a hectic few weeks but finally, we have found our right match. My son spent a few months in Spain playing soccer after matric and he loved it there. So we decided to seek the assistance of Crimson to help us find the right school for him. In a few weeks he will be leaving and I’m so excited for my boy. Thank you Crimson for everything,” she said.

The post was accompanied by a video of her excitedly announcing the news while in her car.

“So after a hectic few weeks of waiting, we got the email. Luthando got in – he got accepted. We went to celebrate, then he left me to celebrate with his friends,” said Nozipho.

 

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Crimson Education Africa is a prominent admissions consultancy that specialises in helping students gain entry into elite universities across the US, UK, and Europe.

With the help of the organisation, Luthando will study abroad.

Also see: Nozipho Ntshangase shares post-op recovery

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