KZN Woman Finds Bae on Tinder, Pair Set To Tie the Knot Soon

• A woman went viral on TikTok after finding a fiancé on Tinder, and the pair have been steady since she swiped right on his picture
• The young lady boasted about finding the love of her life on the dating app and thanked the social networking site for making her dreams come true
• Peeps were impressed that Tinder worked for her and was convinced she used a different version of the app

Durban-based beauty Nokuphila Shintshiwe is set to become a makoti this year after finding love on the infamous dating app Tinder.

The fitness fanatic posted a video of her lobola negotiations on TikTok, which has since gone viral. The video garnered over 390K views and 700 comments.

The young lady captioned the video:

"Going into 2023 with the man I fell in love with from Tinder as my fiancé."

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Mzansi is stunned as young lady finds her happily ever after on Tinder

People from all around the nation are impressed that Nokuphila discovered her true love on the dating app notorious for scamming women worldwide.

Here are some of the comments:

Pinkie Ndaba said:

"Team Tinder. Married mine in October and also met on Tinder."

Montle said:

"Found mine there too, hasn’t been a year we are married and expecting a bundle of joy. Highly recommend Tinder shem, there’s a lot of happy endings."

Nicola Sie commented:

"Got mine there too and l am a makoti. God is good."

Yamathenjwa said:

"Mina nawe we are twins, also met mine on Tinder in 2019. He paid lobola November 2021, this year October we did umembeso, next year ziyawushaya."

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ANTONY@MPEDI75 commented:

"I hope both of you no longer have Tinder akere. Congratulations."

Some women begged to differ, claiming they might have a different version:

Kween Katiey said:

"Not the Tinder I have on my phone. Y’all must have a different kind of Tinder."

NosiMngese said:

"I must be using the wrong version of Tinder."

@Lee commented:

"Which Tinder, ngoba the one I have ku rough ke mtase."

Mzansi woman's love story that started in DMs gives people hope in relationships, Twitter post goes viral

Staying with stories related to love, Briefly News reported on a woman who found love on Twitter.

The lady found her husband on the social media platform and posted that she and her bae were celebrating five years together.

The couple has since welcomed a baby and has sparked hope for others that they could find love on social media.

Source: Briefly News