Mzansi Father Lovingly Relaxes Daughter's Hair in Sweet Video, Melts Hearts on TikTok
- A simple act of haircare between and father and daughter has ignited a nationwide discussion
- A video shows him tenderly relaxing his daughter's hair and breaks down stereotypes associated with SA fathers
- The heartwarming video is a reminder of the power of love, and a call to redefine fatherhood narratives
A heartwarming video of a black South African father meticulously doing his daughter's hair has emerged, melting hearts on TikTok.
Father lovingly relaxes daughter's hair
The video shared by @mpase01 features a black father gently caring for his daughter's hair, his every touch exuding a love that transcends mere duty.
With practised hands, the father applies a relaxer to her hair, his movements precise yet tender. Each stroke seems imbued with affection, a silent conversation flowing between father and daughter through the shared language of touch.
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The man's face is a picture of focused concentration and loving care as he expertly combs through the loosened strands.
Watch the video below:
Mzansi touched by the haircare moment
This simple act of haircare has resonated deeply with viewers online. The video has garnered thousands of views and heartfelt comments.
itsyourboybongs said:
"Ubaba oyinkalakatha.Boss of the fathers."
Busisiwe responded:
"You're very blessed to still have your dad. Take a good care of him."
Tsatsi responded:
"This is by far the most beautiful video I’ve seen this festive ."
OKGETHEGILE❤️ commented:
"Bathong hle."
mbali ndlala replied:
" Ngiphe yena ♥️."
Siza Mngadi wrote:
"Ngavele ngakhumbula my dad wayengiphathela my son or iron for me weee Ay ukufa ngiyakuhlonipha."
Tiktokker elated as dad fetches her from res
Briefly News reported that a young Mzansi student took to social media to share the joy of her father buying a new car.
In a TikTok video, @boityboits shared a short vlog of herself moving out of her res room and the excitement of having her father fetch her in his newly bought car.
In the post, @boityboits shared that for the past four years, she had witnessed other students being fetched by their parents while she had to use public transport to get back home for the holidays.
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Source: Briefly News