South African Mom Buys R4000 Worth of Checkers Trolleys and Bikes for Kids’ Friends in TikTok Video

South African Mom Buys R4000 Worth of Checkers Trolleys and Bikes for Kids’ Friends in TikTok Video

  • A video of a mom buying R4000 worth of Checkers trolleys and bikes for kids' friends has gone viral
  • TikTok user @fancykaren spoke to Briefly News and let us know that it was for a friend, and they paid her back
  • Mzansi people still clapped for the mom as they were blown away by the fact that she went out of her way for a friend

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In a heartwarming viral TikTok video, one South African mom has melted hearts across Mzansi by splurging nearly R4000 on bikes and trolleys for her kids' friends during a shopping trip at Checkers.

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This mom had Mzansi jaws gapping with the R4000 worth of Checkers trolleys and bikes that she bought. Image: @fancykaren/TikTok
Source: TikTok

These Checkers trolleys and bikes have Mzansi children going gaga and parents stressing as they are not exactly cheap.

Mzansi mom buys R4000 worth of Checkers trolleys and bikes

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TikTok user @fancykaren shared a video showing her load of adorable Checkers trolleys and bikes, along with the whopping R4000 she spent on them. In the video, you see her delivering the items to friends with her kids.

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Generous mom gives low down on Checkers purchase

Briefly News got in contact with the mom to see why she did what she did. It turns out it was a favour for a friend, who paid her back. She never expected the video to go viral!

“I bought a trolley for my son, and I posted it on my WA status. Then my friends messaged me to go buy it for them, too and the bikes. I went back to that Checkers and bought it for them. They paid me back afterwards. I did an act of kindness for my friends to go to the shops for them.”

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South Africans pray for a mom like this

The kindness blew people away and they took to the comment section to clap for the mom who did the most.

Read some of the hype below:

@JoyfulJane commented:

"Wow, this mom is setting the bar high! #MomGoals #Generosity."

@HappyHector said:

"What an incredible act of kindness! The world needs more people like her."

@SmilingSara praised:

"This video made my day! #SpreadLove."

@GratefulGeorge wished:

"I wish I had a friend like this mom when I was a kid!"

@LovingLisa commented:

"This is the kind of positivity we need on TikTok. #Inspired."

@KindKatie said:

"She's teaching her kids some valuable life lessons about generosity. "

Checkers gets Mzansi's inner child going with adorable delivery bike toys: "These mini bikes are too adorable"

In related news, Briefly News reported that a woman shared a video showcasing the charm of Checkers' new bike toys, designed exclusively for children – even adults are excited!

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The Checkers store has undoubtedly hit a home run with these delightful bike toys. If this doesn't strike a childhood chord, who are you?

In a cute video, TikTok user @nabeelah_ebrahim unveils a mini Checkers 60 delivery bike that comes with its own mini brown paper delivery bag.

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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.