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Watch: Babes Wodumo celebrates her son’s second birthday

by Johana Mukandila

Singer Babes Wodumo celebrated her son’s second birthday.

The musician took to her social media where she shared a series of old images and videos of her son and her late partner Mampinstsha. 

She also penned down a touching birthday note to her son in which she explained how important the day was to her. 

Babes Wodumo and Mampintsha’s son ‘Sponge’ turned two years old on June 16, and the singer marked the special day with social media posts. 

The eLamont hitmaker said the day was bittersweet because her husband, Mampintsha, was no longer around to see their son grow. “Kuthathe sikhathi to write something for you cause I’m in mixed emotions namhlanje. It’s your birthday today; a part of me misses ubaba wakho cause I know for sure this day was his favourite day. It was special even though you share the same birthday month, but on this day, both our lives changed forever; we’re now parents to a precious boy.”

Babes also mentioned in the lengthy post that Mampintsha’s memory still lives on and that her young son still remembers him. 

“My Sponge, what I guarantee you is this journey ain’t gonna be easy nhlobo. I mean kwawena young as you are, but every time you’d hear your dad’s old voice notes or music, you shout ‘ubaba’ uyamkhomba ngidho umbona ezithombeni cause that’s the kind of effect he had on us. It’s hard to forget him. ” 

She reflected on how her late husband cared and love their son before he died following a stroke. 

“This day is a joyous day cause it reminds me that I became a mom, but also emotional cause you won’t hear your dad wish you a happy birthday again. Your dad used to call you ‘mastende umnikazi westezi’ nendlela ayejabule ngayo on your birthday it was like he knew ngeke asaba khona for the next one.” 

 

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Also see: Khuli Chana, on growing up fatherless and his love for his kids

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