“Can We Donate for This Family?”: Gogo Surprises Teenage Grandson With Clothes, SA’s Moved

“Can We Donate for This Family?”: Gogo Surprises Teenage Grandson With Clothes, SA’s Moved

  • A cute video of a grandmother going to give her grandson a gift she got for him melted many hearts on social media
  • After Gogo's clip was shared by the grandson on his TikTok, it went viral and reached 1.1M views
  • The post attracted many comments from social media users who were touched by the Granny's actions
  • Briefly News spoke with Gog'u Tshatshu on taking care of grandkids
Social media users praised a Granny for loving her grandson after seeing their TikTok video
A Gogo had people wishing to donate towards her family's needs after seeing a kind gesture she made for a grandson. Image: @phumlanigumede06
Source: TikTok

A loving nana had many social media users who lost their grannies missing them after she was captured taking care of her grandson.

The nana's video was shared on the grandson's TikTok account under his handle @phumlanigumede06, reaching 158K likes.

Grandma delivers the gift to her grandson

The video shared by @phumlanigumede06 shows Gogo walking outside her house and going to where her grandson is; when she gets to him, she hands him a plastic from a clothing store. User @phumlanigumede06 looks inside and takes out shorts and a T-shirt Gogo got for him.

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Watch the video below:

SA Gogo speaks on taking care of grandkids

Briefly News had the pleasure of speaking with Gog'u Tshatshu, a grandmother of six, on loving and caring for her grandkids. We asked Gogo how has her experience of being a grandma been, and she said:

"Having grandchildren is one of the best feelings in the world. You sort of feel like you have been given a second chance to make corrections for the mistakes you might have made when you were parenting your kids.
"My kids tell me that I am softer with their kids than I was with them and that I spoil them too much with gifts. From time to time, they remind me of how strict I was with them, compared to how I am with my grandkids, and I tell them to wait their turn to be grandparents, to see how they they will feel.

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"It is just different, in a way that I can not explain, I guess being elderly has also made me appreciate family more."

Gogo gets her flowers from Mzansi peeps

Gogo's clip attracted almost 6.8K comments from social media users who praised her for raising happy kids in a loving environment. Others asked for @phumlanigumede06's bank account number, wishing to gift Gogo with something to spoil herself.

User @lamdubanematsebul said:

"Can we Donate for this Family? Oh nkosi yami igogo wakhalisa😢😢😢😢😢Esh..To all those who were raised by Gogos, gather here❤, wow. God bless u guys."

User @ShadowNdlela@03 asked:

"Can I have your account, ngifakel ugogo bakithi ❤️🥺🙏."

User @KayGee commented:

"She bought him clothes for Christmas with love ☺️. That's her grandson 👌who cleaned the yard for Christmas!! Wow."

User @Shereen🧨said:

"You are so lucky Phumlani. I’m going to tell you that, and please take care of that woman ❤️🥺."

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User @King Zoso Hlanguza shared:

"I feel like crying 🥺this is pure love 💖👌."

User @davhula123

"May the Lord protect this granny and grant her more years to live."

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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