“God Is Never Late”: Couple Levels Up From Kasi Backroom to Suburban Home, Video Moves SA People

“God Is Never Late”: Couple Levels Up From Kasi Backroom to Suburban Home, Video Moves SA People

  • A heartwarming video of a married couple’s inspiring journey to homeownership is making waves online
  • The husband shared a touching message about their struggles on TikTok, faith, and love through it all
  • South Africans are inspired by their story and flooded the comments with love and congratulations

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A Mzansi couple celebrated becoming homeowners
A man gave a virtual tour of his lovely home with his wife. Image: @richiepreciousm
Source: TikTok

Dreams do come true, especially when you’re building them with someone you love. A couple’s glow-up from a kasi backroom to a stunning suburban home tugged at heartstrings.

Husband sheds light on tough journey

The husband shared a TikTok video of their new house, pouring his heart out in the caption.

He wrote about marrying with zero savings, surviving dark times, and keeping their faith strong. Now, they’re living the life they used to “see and sbwl" on social media.

The heartfelt message also expressed gratitude to his wife for standing by him through thick and thin.

"I love you so much Mama Naledi! May God continue Blessing this union because, without a doubt, I married my other half."

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Goal setting in relationships

Relationship experts have tips on how couples can achieve goals together. Actively encourage and uplift each other throughout the process, and celebrate small wins. Also, recognise that life circumstances can change, and be willing to adjust goals or timelines as needed.

Watch the video below:

Mzansi celebrates couple's win

The video got a whopping 957,000 views. Netizens are congratulating them, and praising them for sticking together.

See some comments below:

@elle.ssgee said:

"Proof ukuthi not all backroom mjolo is nonsense. 😭❤️

@khanyisiledlamin41 suggested:

"Please marry her sir. It's rare to find women like her. ❤🥺"

@asnathm8 commented:

"Ma menemene take notes, this is how it should be."

@RishongileVuma mentioned:

"My partner and I also started in a backroom Ekasi and now we have our own house ko di burbs🥹🙏"

@XowlaKlaas wrote:

"Manifesting this for me and my husband. 🥰"

@SiFuMuzik commented:

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"Wabona the lady I'm with now is my whole support system once I reach my destinations. I'm giving her the word. 🥰"

@ChefBrianM stated:

"God is never late but always on time. 🙏🏾 This is beautiful. 😮‍💨"

@445@Loveable_WS added:

"At least you didn't forget the person you were struggling with and you will be more blessed for that congratulations guys."

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Hilary Sekgota (Deputy Human Interest HOD) Hilary Sekgota is the Head of Desk for Evening and Weekend content at Briefly News. She completed a BA in Communication Science from Unisa in 2018 and a Diploma in Journalism from Varsity College in 2010. She also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Hilary joined the Briefly News team in 2022 and started her journalism career at Tshwane Sun. She has 12 years of experience covering current affairs and human interest topics. Email: hilary.sekgota@briefly.co.za