Zulu Dad's Joyful Dance for His Unborn Baby Goes Viral on TikTok With Over 1 Million Views

Zulu Dad's Joyful Dance for His Unborn Baby Goes Viral on TikTok With Over 1 Million Views

  • A man and a woman expecting their baby joyously danced in the labour ward to show how excited they were about being parents
  • The father was particularly energetic and displayed his skill on the dancefloor with a mixture of moves from various genres
  • One of the most difficult periods in pregnancy is the final trimester which has a toll on the expectant's body and emotions

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These parents are excited to be having their baby and danced in the labour ward
An excited mom and dad-to-be got down to celebrate their upcoming baby. Image: @masangwenis
Source: TikTok

A Zulu couple danced for joy in anticipation of their child being born.

The father busted some sweet moves as he showed how ecstatic he was to be a father.

Man and woman dance excitedly for baby's arrival in TikTok video

South Africans came out in droves to feel the young man's dance moves and sympathize with the hardships of the final lap of the third trimester.

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@masangwenis's TikTok video went viral and clocked in over 1 million views, and 116K likes.

In the video, the happy dad performs hip-hop dances and Sjebha. His wife joins in the fun as they celebrate that they are about to be parents.

The third trimester is an emotionally and physically-challenging period

The third trimester of pregnancy is said to be the most physically and mentally challenging time during pregnancy. Backaches, shortness of breath, heartburn and frequent toilet visits mark this period.

According to Mayo Clinic, it's also an emotionally turbulent period for the mother. This is because the reality that you're about to be a parent kicks in.

Watch the video:

South Africans celebrate with expectant parents on TikTok

Netizens joined the woman in her celebration of giving birth. Women also jokingly hit on the man.

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TikTok video of dad joining his daughter's dance routine with bread in his hand has Mzansi laughing

Mbalenhle Mjoli said:

"I just fell pregnant looking at this video."

Nosihlesindy@khumza commented:

"I find myself loving these parents even though I don't know them."

Ngunezi blessed the couple.

"Enjoy each other, and may your relationship last. Take care of brother-in-law, and may God preserve your relationship."

Njabulo Khumalo added:

"The dad and I are one regarding the issue of dancing."

Andile Mofokeng remarked:

"Now you guys look the same."

Pregnant women dances in viral TikTok video

In a similar video, Briefly News wrote that two pregnant women danced and passed their time in the maternity ward.

The women in a hospital in Vosloorus, Ekurhuleni, showed that they could still move even though they were about to give birth.

Fitness specialist Karyn Pitcher told Briefly News that dancing during pregnancy is an excellent way to keep fit.

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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