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Tamaryn Green and her husband Ze Nxumalo announce pregnancy

Just a week after South Africa celebrated its crowing of a brand-new Miss South Africa, a former title holder has given the nation something more to celebrate.

Congratulations are in order 2018 Miss South Africa Tamaryn Green – Nxumalo and her husband Ze Nxumalo who announced the news that they are pregnant!

The couple took to Instagram to share the news with friends and followers.

In her caption, an ecstatic Tamaryn wrote:

“Could not have asked for a better gift on my 30th Birthday. What a blessing we’ve been given.”

The video attached to the post shows the happy couple warmly embracing one another while, father-to-be Ze reveals scans from the ultrasound.

As revealed in her post the baby reveal coincides with Tamaryn’s 30th birthday. In a post of his own her businessman husband shared a touching post celebrating his model wife on her milestone birthday.

“Happy 30th Birthday to the love of my life!” he wrote.

“Your kindness, beauty and love inspire me every day. I’m so blessed to have you by my side. I love you more than words can express. May God bless you and keep you always.”

Following the announcement of their news, many took to the comments to share their joy.

“What a blessing! Congratulations Tam and Ze,” commented Bryoni Govender.

Also in the comment section was another former Miss SA, Shudufhadzo Musida, who wrote: “Congratulations and Happy Birthday!”

Meanwhile newly crowned Miss South Africa Mia Le Roux commented: “Yes, yes, yes! So happy for you Tam!”

Also see: Miss SA Tamaryn Green celebrates another qualification

 

 

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