“For My Dad to Be Next”: SA Helps Woman Celebrate Baby Daddy’s 'Death'

• A young South African woman was excited after 'hearing' about the 'death' of her baby’s father and expressed herself online 
• The lady announced the news on TikTok, where many other single ladies wished for her fortune
• The comments section was filled with numerous reactions from South Africans who celebrated the woman’s win

A young single mother from South Africa revealed just how much Mzansi baby mamas were furious with their ex-boyfriends.

The young woman shared fake news about her baby's father dying, on TikTok and received numerous responses from angry single moms.

Woman celebrates 'death' of baby daddy 

A young South African Xhosa lady, Athini, appeared jolly after she 'heard' about the 'passing' of her ex-boyfriend. The two had a baby together, but later parted ways.

Athini expressed her excitement after learning about the man’s 'death' and filmed a video where she dressed up to visit the mourning family. She appeared jolly, covered in a clown filter as she expressed herself on TikTok.

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The single mother captioned her now-viral videos:

“Life is hard but at least Sbu from Nanda (baby daddy) died last week.”

The shocking post received a lot of reactions from South African women who too wanted the same for themselves. Mzansi baby mamas have shared just how debilitating it is to raise a child with a deadbeat father and wished them the worst.

After watching Athini’s video, many of them hoped that their baby daddies would kick the bucket soon as revenge for all the pain and suffering they’ve endured because of them. The young woman later shared with her followers that her story was just for content:

“My baby daddy is very much still alive, I’m just pushing content and people are starting to believe the fake story.”

Watch the TikTok video below:

Mzansi helps woman celebrate death

Social media users were happy after a woman appeared jolly about her baby daddy’s death:

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@Rea_beautyhub_n_craft prayed:

“For my baby daddy (Sbusiso Mali) to be next, at least when she asks me where her dad is, then I can tell her he died instead of he and abandoned her, in Jesus' name, amen.”

@Lesego🤍 said:

“God, I see what you are doing for other women I receive.”

@ZintleMonica confessed:

“Mine died last year July. I cried for a few seconds then I started laughing.”

@G o o d n e s s’🥰🌈realised:

“These comments are a sign that I shouldn't have a child right now.”

@ntharedi commented:

“Sbu must come to fetch my baby daddy.”

@Love love❤️🥰 wrote:

“For my deadbeat baby daddy (Sam Mmola) be next in Jesus' name.”

@Matlhatsi_Khosa hoped:

“For my dad to be next.”

3 More stories related to deadbeat parents by Briefly News

• South Africans shared their opposing views after a young lady called out her deadbeat father via WhatsApp texts.
• A Mzansi mother called out her deadbeat baby daddy who many people recognised from other TikTok videos being bashed about the same thing.
• A South African woman shared how neglected children could get rich by investing in their deadbeat parents.

Source: Briefly News