MamMkhize Pens Note With 2 Photos to Her 4th Granddaughter, Messiah Shauwn: “You Are a True Gift”
- MamMkhize has shown off for the first time her new grandchild, who is named after her, Messiah Shauwn Junior Mpisane
- The wealthy businesswoman has three other granddaughters, making the new arrival her fourth granddaughter
- She penned a lengthy note with two adorable photos to welcome her birth, making her followers swoon over the little bundle of joy
- A relationship and well-being consultant Merishka Megnath spoke to Briefly News the weight on MamMkhize's gesture
Shauwn Mkhize, one of the wealthiest socialites, has become richer with the birth of her new grandchild, Messiah Shauwn Junior Mpisane, by parents Andile and Tamia Mpisane.
The child is named after her grandmother and was born on 20 September. Her birth was kept under wraps, had a piece of her was shown off by the socialite for the first time on social media.
Shauwn Mkhize welcomes her new bundle of joy with sweet note and 2 pictures
MamMkhize posted on her Instagram two photos with the little one’s feet and captioned a sweet letter to her fourth grandchild:
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"Messiah Shauwn Junior Mpisane, My heart overflows with love and joy upon your arrival. You are a true gift to our family and a blessing indeed. A shining light, and a testament to the love that binds our family together.
"May your life be filled with endless possibilities, dear one. May each step you take be guided by strength, wisdom, and kindness. Umdeni Mawande️."
Check out her adorable post below:
Relationship consultant weighs in on grandparents naming their grandchildren
Merishka Megnath the founder of The Well-Beings Practice, a relationship and well-being consultant, shared with Briefly News the significance of grandparents naming their grandchildren:
"When it comes to kinship in families, namesaking which is naming a child after a parent or other relative can be well-intentioned to create a sense of belonging or to set unhealthy expectations for the child.
"A name is just a label to distinguish one thing from another, it should not bring with it a past identity. A baby is born into this world with its path, and its unfolding and that should always be of utmost importance regarding identity and well-being."
Netizens react to MamMkhize’s 1st post of Messiah Shauwn
Her followers swooned over the post helping the new grandma welcome her little one to their rich family. Check out the comments below:
thenjiwepdlamini asked:
"How many kids does Tamia have now?"
ladydkhoza congratulated:
"Congratulations Siyakwamukela Baby Girl."
kgoshigadi_morufe confessed:
"I love the way you love your family MamKhize, welcome baby."
daughter_of_mamkhize wished:
"Happy 2 months baby Messiah."
mbali_mababes added:
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"Babies bring so much joy to families."
pearlngobeni gushed:
"Ncwoooo tooo cute bakithi."
smomondia_goldi_bone said:
"We welcome our princess."
florence_simelane approved:
"I love the names. Welcome to the world little angel."
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In a related Briefly News story, popular polygamist Musa Mseleku presented his new grandchild with his first son, Mpumelelo Mseleku and his second girlfriend, Tirelo Kale, to the world.
The cute picture of the baby boy looking at the mirror had people comparing who the bundle of joy resembled the most, with many swearing that he took after his mom.
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Source: Briefly News
Molebogeng Seemela (Entertainment Editor) Molebogeng Seemela is a journalist and a current affairs reporter for Briefly News (joined in 2023) with over 10 years of experience. She obtained her National Diploma in 2013, and Bachelor of Technology in 2014 at TUT, majoring in Editorial Management. Specialist Reporting: Print, Features and Reviews; Advanced Reporting; and Advanced Editing and Design for Print. She has been a freelance journalist for several years but cemented her place as a reporter with the SABC, and Cosmopolitan SA.
Merishka Megnath (Founder of The Wellbeings Practice) Merishka Megnanth is a social anthropologist and relationship wellbeing facilitator. In The Wellbeings Practice she offers holistic family consulting and education, re-parenting, and emotional regulation training. Merishka also mentors youth in transition at SAYes Mentoring, and creates content for Arhanta Yoga Ashrams and Online Academy. She was selected to present research at ASnA Anthropology Southern Africa 2011 Stellenbosch, and in Cape Town in 2012.