Group of Supportive Male Friends Host Nappy Shower for Father-To-Be in Viral TikTok Video, Mzansi Love It

Group of Supportive Male Friends Host Nappy Shower for Father-To-Be in Viral TikTok Video, Mzansi Love It

  • A group of male friends hosted a nappy braai for their friend who is going to be a father soon
  • The nappy shower was a scaled-down version of a baby shower, with gifts mainly consisting of diapers, wipes, and baby essentials
  • Mzansi netizens were impressed by the men's support for the father-to-be and commended them for being a source of inspiration

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A group of male friends went all out for their mutual father-to-be buddy by hosting a nappy shower for him.

friends celebrate nappy shower
A video shows how a group of friends hosted a nappy shower for their friend who is going to be a dad. Image: @manqoba_costa_radebe/TikTok
Source: TikTok

According to Parenting Mode, a diaper shower is a scaled-down version of a baby shower. It is often less formal, and gifts are comprised mainly of diapers, wipes, and baby essentials.

Man has fun with friends at nappy shower

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The TikTok video posted by Manqoba Radebe (@manqoba_costa_radebe) shows him celebrating the happy occasion with his friends as they dress him in a tiara and pink tutu skirt. The friends, who gifted Manqoba with diapers and other baby essentials, are also seen dancing and bonding together.

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"My nappy party went well, thank you gents for coming through to celebrate my bundle of joy with me ❤️," Manqoba wrote on the post.

SA impressed by men supporting father-to-be

The welcoming of a new child is always heartwarming and to see a group of Mzansi men celebrating this blessing together is just priceless.

Mzansi netizens flooded the post with positive comments, commending the friends for being a source of support for the father-to-be:

INanilamaShandu Mbatha commented:

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"Some ladies are blessed yazi, syabonga sbari. Syabonga nakubobhuti abenze lomcimbi."

User6759781193771 wrote:

"I love this yhoo well done guys. Kodwa mamengane uzoteta fast njengoba a jaiva ngezitulo."

User1475619251822 said:

"This is nice hey and different. It will trend hey may all majida learn from the best."

Ntobeekhumalo reacted:

"Yayinhle into."

Mdu_melaphi2 commented:

"Guys this should be a thing now so we won't have absent fathers. Dankie majida salute."

Ntebo88 wrote:

"Chaaa kwaze kwamnandi ngempela."

Mzansi father-to-be gets nappy braai, TikTok of gents having fun at male version of baby shower goes viral

In another story, Briefly News reported that a South African excited to be a father celebrated with his friends. The guy went viral on TikTok as people watched him and his friends party at their nappy shower.

The TikTok was an entertaining sight to many peeps. Online users left hundreds of comments cracking jokes.

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A video by @unclebaesa shows men who had a nappy shower for their friend. In the video, the future dad wore a blue tutu. They were braaing, hanging out, and playing on a huge water slide.

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Source: Briefly News

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