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WATCH: LaConco shows off her cow milking skill

Real Housewives of Durban star Nonkanyiso Conco better known as LaConco or LaC, has always shared pride in being a Zulu rural woman.

The mother who has a child with former president Jacob Zuma graced our television screens on the first season of the RHOD, introduced as Ayanda Ncwane’s friend.

From the get-go, the Kwa-Zulu Natal beauty expressed her love for her culture and the rural life.

Since her television debut, LaC has evolved to a television host; hosting love related shows such as Forever Thina and the biggest wedding show in the country, Our Perfect Wedding.

Even after so much success, the reality star is still grounded and deeply rooted in her cultural practices.

In a TikTok post shared on the video platform, LaConco could be seen milking a cow, the video was accompanied by the media personality adding:

“I don’t think highly of myself, I just thought I should speak the truth. I am the type of woman you will only meet once in your life. Someone who will get to the township and fit in, get to the rural areas and perform village chaos and get to the city requested to speak English and do so perfectly without any problem.”

WATCH: LaConco flaunts her cow milking skill

@_laconco Sanibonani ngane zakwethu iqiniso ukuthi imithetho yemizi ayifani, nempilo ke nje esiyiphilayo asifanani.#laconco #villagelife #organic #farming #homeduties ♬ original sound – LaConco

Internet users commented on the mother of one’s post praising her for her humility and down to earth personality.

“Akekho umuntu wesfazane ongichaza njengawe, Ave unobuntu (there’s no woman who warms my heart like you, you’re such a people’s person).

“Cheers to us ama limited edition ??. Masiqeda ukusenga siyabophela siyokofola nje ?.”

“Mmmmh your SMS is loud and vivid my sister ??????…!angazi abanye bahlulwa yini ukuba njengawe (I don’t know why others can’t be like you).

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