American White Lady Learns to Braid Kid’s Curly Hair From Black Mom-in-Law, TikTok of Her Work Gets 3.7M Views

American White Lady Learns to Braid Kid’s Curly Hair From Black Mom-in-Law, TikTok of Her Work Gets 3.7M Views

  • A woman learnt how to cornrow her daughter's hair from her mother-in-law and asked people to rate how she did
  • People were happy to see how this woman took care of her daughter's curly hair
  • Online peeps' hearts were warmed to see that the white mother learned to do Afro hair from her black mother-in-law

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Peeps were delighted by a video of a mother-in-law and her daughter-in-law bonding. The woman has a daughter with curly hair, and her black mother-in-law showed her how to take care of it.

White woman learns how to braid daughter's hair from black mother-in-law
A white lady learnt how to cornrow her daughter's curly hair from her black mother-in-law in a viral TikTok. Image: @fluellenfam
Source: UGC

Online users loved seeing the unity between the two women and gushed over the braiding video. In the clip, the mother-in-law and her daughter-in-law took part in a challenge to recreate the cornrow hairdo.

Mother-in-law teaches daughter-in-law how to cornrow curly hair perfectly

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A video amazed people as they saw this American lady, @fluellenfam, learn how to cornrow, specifically the stitch braid, from her mother-in-law. In the video, the grandma does half of a curly-haired granddaughter while the mum does the other half.

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Watch the video to compare their stitch braids,s below:

Video has online users comparing mother-in-law with daughter-in-law's braiding skills

Netizens enjoy seeing how well people can braid. TikTok users flooded the comments to rate the mother's cornrows. Many people declared she did a perfect job recreating their mother-in-law's braids.

Yolanda AKA Yolie or YO commented:

"Yalls relationship is everything."

Texas_gal777 commented:

"Girl, you nailed it!!! I’m sure your MIL is thankful for all you do for your beautiful babies."

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user2871138086872 commented:

"This is awesome, you did great! I love the relationship you have with your mother-in-law."

Krystiana commented:

"I was scared at first but in the end, pleasantly surprised."

M commented:

"You’re so lucky for this relationship with your MIL."

Makochuu commented:

"Honestly I think you replicated it almost perfectly 10/10. You go girl!"

Krysann commented:

"No cause your stitch braids are on POINT."

Heather Jacques commented:

"Hair = 10. Relationship and empire y’all are building = 100."

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Many wanted to know how she grew her hair and asked for product recommendations. The viral video has nearly one million views from SA ladies who wish to have long tresses like her.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za