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Simphiwe Ngema expecting another boy

Former Muvhango actress and singer Simphiwe Ngema and her partner Tino Chinyani revealed they are expecting another boy.

The couple recently took to Instagram to share that they were officially becoming a family of four, and the actress would be a boy mom again.

Since the news of their pregnancy announcement, the couple has been ecstatic as they shared pictures of their baby shower and photo shoots before their baby’s birth.

In 2020, the couple welcomed their first child, Tiyane, and as per reports by news publication, TimesLive released an EP in celebration of that.

Speaking on this EP titled, Tiyane, Simz’s baby daddy, Tino said, “The EP is named after Tiyane. For me, everything I do right now is for him. I pray that boy realises how much he’s been blessed to have parents like us, and I want that legacy to speak true when he comes of age. Family will always be a priority to me.”

He added “I’ve always wanted to be a present father. I’ve always wanted to be a great dad. It’s what I’ve always wanted to be known for, and I’ve always wanted to excel in that role. With me and my dad, we’ve had a great relationship.”

 

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During an interview with news publication TRUELOVE, Simphiwe, also known as Simz, described motherhood as her favourite role.

Many Instagram users took to the comment section to congratulate the couple on this amazing news.

One user commented, “Beautiful, congratulations to Bhuka he is now a big brother.”

Another user added: “The way you’ve been flowing sana I was certain it’s a girl, congrats and welcome to the boy mom club.”

Also see: Simphiwe Ngema announces second pregnancy

 

 

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