Heartbroken Mom Says Her Kids Ruined Her Curtains Worth Over R140k, Peeps Confused: "Are They Made From Gold?"

Heartbroken Mom Says Her Kids Ruined Her Curtains Worth Over R140k, Peeps Confused: "Are They Made From Gold?"

  • One heartsore mother took to social media to share her pain after her child ruined her fancy curtains
  • The video posted by Motso Innocent Selowa shows the damaged curtain rail said to cost over R140K
  • South African netizens were stunned at the price of the curtains as they responded with questions

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One mom was heartbroken and defeated after her little ones ruined her expensive curtains.

Mom says her kids ruined her curtains worth over R140K
A TikTok video shows that a mother was heartbroken when her kids ruined her expensive curtains. Image: @motso222/TikTok
Source: TikTok

TikTok video of mom sad about kids ruining expensive curtains

A video posted on TikTok by Motso Innocent Selowa (@motso222) shows a fancy curtain with a broken rail detached from the wall.

Motso captioned the video:

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"Paid over R140k for my beautiful curtains and now."

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Children can be a handful. Bathong, this momma is going to have to pay another hefty amount to fix her lux curtains:

Why do children break things?

According to Best Case Parenting, every child deals with stress differently. Some children may become destructive, while others may become angry or vocal.

These behaviours are often a way for children to release their pent-up emotions and feel better, even if only temporarily.

It is important to remember that children are still learning how to cope with stress in healthy ways. If you are concerned about your child's behaviour, talk to them about how they are feeling and help them find other ways to express their emotions.

Social media users react to R140K curtains in TikTok video

Children can drive their parents crazy. Many netizens were baffled by how expensive the mother's curtains cost as they took to the comments to question what made them so unique and pricey.

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George responded:

"140K curtains? Are they made from gold or what?"

Mbalenhle Dlamini replied:

"Hai, I don’t recommend. No peace kwa parenthood."

Iminathi asked:

"Sithini esi story sale curtain ye140k?"

Leraydoh commented:

"140k? Do they close and open ka remote?"

Ashley Doe wrote:

"Nope, double it and give it to the next person."

Kwenkosi said:

"140 000 rands for curtanis? Mos nirich nina."

Noms reacted:

"Askies, mommy."

Tam replied:

"It’s ok curtains aren’t ruined. Just put the railing back, and it's all sorted."

Thapelo Kekana355 replied:

"140k? Mos my newspapers will never leave the window at this rate."

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One man who found a clever way to hide where he keeps his money was a viral hit on TikTok. His son revealed to the world his hard-earned money stashed in a nappy.

The father is seen in a clip uploaded by @marcus.matentsi removing the money roll from the disposable nappy while his treacherous son laughs in the background.

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Nothando Mthembu (Senior editor) Nothando Mthembu is a senior multimedia journalist and editor. Nothando has over 5 years of work experience and has served several media houses including Caxton Local Newspapers. She has experience writing on human interest, environment, crime and social issues for community newspapers. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree and an Honours Degree in Media Studies from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, obtained in 2016 and 2017. Nothando has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Email: nothando.mthembu@briefly.co.za