Big Brother Bursts Into Tears When He Meets Little Brother in TikTok Video: "He's Protective But Jealous"

Big Brother Bursts Into Tears When He Meets Little Brother in TikTok Video: "He's Protective But Jealous"

  • A young man cried his lungs out after he laid eyes on his younger sibling for the first time following his mother's delivery
  • The child's precious reaction moved the nurse and mother, who asked him why he was crying
  • He replied that he now has a sibling, and his reaction left South Africans in tears in the comment section
Young man reacts to sibling
A young boy chopped onions when he met his little brother for the first time. Image: @afikambandazayo
Source: TikTok

A little boy's reaction after he saw his young brother for the first time had Mzansi chopping bags of onions.

The young man saw his sibling after his mother gave birth and broke into tears of joy, happy that he was a big brother.

Touching moment of child's reaction to sibling shared on TikTok

His mother, @afikambandazayo, posted the video, and it touched so many people that they couldn't stop themselves from crying.

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In the beautiful video, the young man is ushered into the maternity ward after his mother has given birth. The little prince drops his jaw and starts crying, moved by the bundle of joy in front of him. The nurse and his mother ask him why he is crying. He replies:

"I have a brother."

Mother tells Briefly News he is overprotective of little brother

Afika Mbandazayo told Briefly News that her older son is very protective of his younger sibling.

"I wasn't expecting the reaction because I knew he wanted a little brother, and we wanted a girl, so God answered his prayers. He's been accommodating but is sometimes jealous now that his brother has taken the attention away from him. He was born one day before his 9th birthday, so he greatly loves him. He sometimes protects him even against me, like when I massage him for colic, he would warn me that I'm too rough!"

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Watch the video:

Netizens chop onions in the comment section

Netizens couldn't help but release waterworks in the comment section.

Malumekazi Wakho said:

"Your kid is so amazing, Mommy. He just realized God answered his prayer."

Dali Danger added:

"As soon as he saw his little brother, he knew he would have to protect him for the rest of his life."

NtibiOctober15 cried:

"Who's chopping onions? My pillow is wet."

Mbalaxe loved the moment.

"Proof that tears of joy are a thing."

Thembisa Safe Space made an observation.

"He just made a spiritual connection with his little brother."

Boy cries after discovering he will be a sibling

In a similar article, Briefly News wrote that a young man cried after being told he would be a big brother.

A TikTokker shared how she and her baby daddy took their son out to lunch to reveal that he would have a sibling as his mother was pregnant.

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The young man's reaction was trolled by social media users, who thought he was crying because he would lose his privileges.

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Source: Briefly News

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za

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