Young Couple Buys Home, Begs TikTok Users to Help Them Raise R691k for Renovating It

Young Couple Buys Home, Begs TikTok Users to Help Them Raise R691k for Renovating It

  • A young homeowner took to TikTok to seek financial support for extensive home renovations
  • With a target of 60 million views, she hopes to raise R691.926 through TikTok's creativity programme
  • Her plea ignited a debate online, with some praising her creativity while others questioned the efficacy of crowdfunding for such endeavours

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A young woman has turned to TikTok and is seeking financial assistance from the online community to fund her home renovation project.

Young couple needs funding for renovations
A young couple that bought a home needs funding to renovate it. Image:@a.nya.c
Source: TikTok

At the age of 22, Anya Clements and her partner acquired their residence, only to discover the high costs associated with its decoration.

TikTok funding venture

They estimate a shortfall R691.926 to complete the project from the ground up.

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They took to TikTok to share their house journey and said:

"We wanted to get this whole house renovation done in under a year, and in doing so, we started off with the easy options."

See the video below:

She said they started with the bedrooms to give them a modern refresh.

They opted for green panelling and a tasteful neutral carpet, and Anya explained,

"Bedrooms are the cheapest and easiest things to decorate, so we did those first and then moved on to the harder things."

Despite keeping to a strict budget, the pair managed to keep costs low by doing most of the handy work themselves.

However, they have now asked strangers on TikTok for a little extra cash as they still need to renovate the downstairs toilet, garden, and outside of the house.

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However, the young homeowner has had an idea.

"So you're probably wondering how I'm going to get R691.926 in four months," the young homeowner said.

She revealed that she thinks it's possible, all thanks to "TikTok's new creativity programme."

"I've worked out I'm going to need 60 million views to get the money, so if you guys could help me by following me or even liking this video then I promise you I am going to deliver and show you the renovation," Anya said.

TikTokers react to woman asking for renovation funding

The response to her video has been mixed. Some claimed they were shocked by her idea.

One TikToker commented:

"TikTok begging now, you go queen."

Another added:

"Or you could just get a loan,"

Others told her to keep the garden how it was.

One person reacted:

"No, the garden is perfect—save the money and leave it as it is."

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'BB Mzansi' winner McJunior asks fans for donations, sparks outrage

Meanwhile, Briefly News shared that former Big Brother Mzansi contestant McJunior recently asked netizens for donations. This after he won the R2 million prize, leaving fans to wonder why he would possibly want more money.

Mzansi was outraged by McJunior's pleas, saying he was being greedy despite being a millionaire

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