“A Fortune Teller Told Me I Would Have Two Black Kids”: The Story of a Happy Mixed South African Family

“A Fortune Teller Told Me I Would Have Two Black Kids”: The Story of a Happy Mixed South African Family

  • A Twitter post featured a mixed-race family with a white father and two black children who met their stepfather at ages 4 and 8
  • The mother revealed that a fortune teller once predicted that her husband would father two black children
  • The post garnered positive reactions from South African social media users who appreciated the heartwarming family story

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A fortune teller said this white man would father two black kids
A fortune teller's prediction comes true. @Fikz_the_Cook/Twitter
Source: Twitter

A beautiful Twitter post showcased photographs of a happy mixed-race family. But at first glance, you notice that while the father is white, the two children are black.

"My kids met their stepfather when they were 4 and 8. Now they are 17 and 21," said the mother on the post.

She also revealed that a fortune teller told her husband of one day fathering to black children.

"A while back, he told me that he and his ex went to a fortune teller," she said. "And the fortune teller told them he would have two black kids.

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The children are all grown now and the family looks happy

The cute post showed the young kids with their parents and later as teenagers. Included in the set was a beautiful family portrait.

See it for yourself below:

South Africans come out in support of the family

Mzansi loves a beautiful story. Especially one that blurs the racial divides experienced daily. Fair to say that most of them took to the comments to show love for the beautiful family. This is what some of them had to say:

@AmoNtombi said:

"Woow you are blessed ❤"

@LeeChocolate4 asked:

"How and where did you guys meet?"

@Fikz_the_Cook responded:

"Hmm, we met online, chatted for maybe about 2 or 3 months, then we first met in Egypt on a vacation for two weeks yooo.

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"Heee this story is long and funny. I messed up in a lot of things because other things were new to me."

@kamohelop said:

"Such a lovely family ❤️"

African man and Indian woman get married in Bollywood style wedding

In more wonderful interracial news, Briefly News reported on a Black and Indian couple getting married. The clip shared by @grakeshots on the platform gathered over 600k views as netizens gush over the lovebirds.

Dressed in Indian attire, the lovebirds were joined as a couple in a colourful wedding like in Bollywood movies.

vendettalady5 said:

"Beautiful, we need to come together more often we are all human it's good to show the world love does not see color, blessings to you both."

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Tsoku Maela Tsoku is a writer and ethnographer interested in interdisciplinary research in mental health and the visual arts, travel, live television and digital editorial. He is an AFDA alumnus with a BA in Motion Picture medium and a Masters's candidate at SOAS University for Medical Anthropology. Tsoku has written for live television shows such as Hectic Nine-9 and Mzansi Insider. You can reach him at tsoku.maela@briefly.co.za

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