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Congratulations to Dr Malinga on the birth of his son!

Congratulations are in order for Dr Malinga whose wife has given birth to a beautiful baby boy.

His new born son Lingas Malinga was born on Monday and the musician couldn’t contain his excitement.

SEE ALSO: Brian and Siba Mtongana are expecting baby number 4!

He took to Instagram to post a snap of his son sleeping, and a short video of him singing a gospel song he has written for him.

Dr Malinga can be seen holding his son lovingly and his wife resting beside him while they were still in hospital

In the song Dr Malinga thanks God for the blessing and promises to love and take care of him.

Lingas is Dr Malinga’s 3rd child.

SEE ALSO: Gail Mabalane shares a snap of her son

 

BABY LINGAS.

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