SA Reacts As Khanyi Mbau Reportedly Rewards Daughter Khanukani With Gap Year After Matric Pass

SA Reacts As Khanyi Mbau Reportedly Rewards Daughter Khanukani With Gap Year After Matric Pass

  • Khanyi Mbau recently rewarded her daughter, Khanukani, with a gap year and a chance to explore the world after she successfully completed her matric
  • The media personality's little girl passed with flying colours, and her mom couldn't be happier
  • Her decision sparked a cocktail of reactions from netizens, as many questioned whether it was beneficial for Khanyi's daughter
Khanyi Mbau gifted her daughter a gap year after matric
Mzansi questioned Khanyi Mbau's decision to allow her daughter to take a gap year after matric. Images: mbaureloaded, sanamchunu7
Source: Instagram

Khanyi Mbau took parenting to a new level after her daughter passed matric.

Khanyi Mbau celebrates daughter's pass

The 2024 matric results have made many South African parents proud after their children walked away with outstanding achievements, and Khanyi Mbau was not left out.

The Young Famous and African star's daughter, Khanukani, passed with flying colours, with an average of 80%, and received an offer of a lifetime from her famous mama, a gap year.

But not just any gap year; according to MDN News, Khanz will get an opportunity to explore the world on a 13-month trip to help her discover her passions.

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Khanyi Mbau rewarded her daughter with a gap year
Khanyi Mbau reportedly wants her daughter to take a gap year and explore the world. Image: mbaureloaded
Source: Instagram
"The milestone has inspired Khanyi to reward her daughter with a 13-month trip around the world, aimed at helping her explore different cultures and experiences and ultimately discover her true passion."

Mzansi reacts to Khanyi Mbau's decision

Netizens didn't support Khanyi's 'reward' to her daughter, saying Khanz needed to further her studies like other kids:

TheMusicBinger said:

"She thinks she's white."

Nothando_Ro asked:

"Kanti, why can't she let her daughter further her studies?"

Malumz360 threw shade:

"13 months while other kids pursue their studies."

Meanwhile, others praised Khanyi for the decision:

MsThatoM praised Khanyi:

"I’ve always loved Khanyi, but as a mother, she has outdone herself. Her parenting style hasn’t always made sense, but it has worked for them, and I’m here for it."

_thembz__ said:

"Now THAT'S a gift everyone needs after Grade 12."

Sthe_Dups trolled:

"Poor people pressed about university. They're not from the same world as us, guys. Y'all went to university so y'all can get jobs and help your parents. They don't have those types of problems."

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What you need to know about Khanyi Mbau

Khanyi Mbau, born Khanyisile Mbau on 16 October 1985 in Soweto, is a celebrated South African actress, musician, television presenter, and socialite. Renowned for her fearless personality and exceptional talent, Khanyi has been a defining figure in the entertainment industry since her breakthrough in 2004.

She first gained prominence with her portrayal of Doobsie on the hit soap opera Muvhango and later captivated audiences as Mbali on Mzansi. Over the years, her charisma and versatility have solidified her status as a household name in South Africa.

In her personal life, Khanyi is in a relationship with Zimbabwean-born businessman Kudzai Terrence Mushinga. Her dynamic career and unapologetic approach to life continues to inspire and entertain fans nationwide.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za