Adorable Baby Tries KFC for 1st Time in Video, Mzansi Cracks Up at Facial Expression: “Life After Milk”

Adorable Baby Tries KFC for 1st Time in Video, Mzansi Cracks Up at Facial Expression: “Life After Milk”

  • This baby boy tried KFC for the first time, and his parents got his reaction on camera
  • TikTok user @liqhame_kuhle shared the footage showing the little guy's sweet reaction to the new food
  • Mzansi people were torn by the cute video and made it known that KFC is way better than milk

Some babies love food, and others would rather stick to milk. This precious baby boy tried KFC chicken for the first time, and his reaction left people's hearts smelting.

Baby eating KFC in TikTok video
Parents shared their baby eating KFC for the first time in an adorable video, and TikTok users couldn't get enough of the cuteness. Image: @liqhame_kuhle
Source: TikTok

KFC is undoubtedly a right-of-passage food in Mzansi. While it is not every day that you see a small baby chowing down on KFC, it did make for a rather sweet video.

Adorable baby tries KFC for the first time, TikTok video shows reaction

TikTok user @liqhame_kuhle shared a video of their precious baby trying KFC chicken for the first time, and it is precious. The little boy did not quite understand what was happening but loved it!

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Take a look at this precious baby's reaction:

Baby's parents say he is a foodie at 9 months old

Briefly News got in touch with the parents of this precious boy to find out about his love for food. He is a whole nine months and a total foodie.

"His name is Liqhame, he is 9 months old and he is my first child.He likes all types of food and out of them all, KFC seemed to be his favourite."

Mzansi people melt over the cute baby and his love for food

People flocked to the comment section to have a little laugh and gush over the sweet boy. KFC is clearly a Mzansi favourite.

Read some of the comments:

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Caramel Doll@000 laughed:

“Baby wondering, 'what exactly I am eating?”'

Palsah Kay tagged KFC:

“@KFC South Africa, please come through with a bucket for the young man over here. He’s hooked like the rest of us ❤️”

User16656572443781 joked:

“Ncoooaw so cute. Friday I gave mine a taste of an apple and yoh, she sucked it. She was like aibo, never knew there was something tastier than this.”

Tshifularo Daisy Magodi shared:

“I can't wait for mine. The way she cries for chicken when we eat yoooo, you would swear she has teeth to chaw it.”

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In related news, Briefly News reported that children are smarter than we think. One little Miss played the perfect makoti for her dad, all in the name of KFC. The adorable clip has left many Mzansi citizens broken by laughter.

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Every parent knows that their child is up to something when they are being too good. This father played his daughter at her own game and won.

Twitter user @Eminitybaba_ shared the heart-smelting clip showing a tiny tot wiping windows, taking off her father's shoes, and even serving him juice so that she could get some KFC.

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Source: Briefly News

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.