“God Will Bless You”: Woman Spends R81K on Building Supplies for Parents’ Home, SA Touched

“God Will Bless You”: Woman Spends R81K on Building Supplies for Parents’ Home, SA Touched

  • A young lady determined to make her parents happy showcased her building material expenses after saving up to build them a house
  • She spent over R80K at a local building material store and shared receipts on TikTok
  • The clip inspired many social media users who flooded the comment section with compliments and praised her as a source of inspiration
  • We take a look at the cost of building a house in South Africa
TikTok users applauded a hun after seeing her determination to show her parents how much they mean to her
A babe flaunted a receipt of her expenditure at a local hardware store after buying building supplies for her parents' home. Image: @phililealivelyntuli
Source: TikTok

A heartwarming act of love and gratitude left social media users touched as a young woman showed off her journey of building a home for her parents, a project she poured her heart and money into.

The lady shared a clip on her TikTok, under her handle @phililealivelyntuli, showing the amount she spent at BuildIt buying her parents' building material.

Making the parent proud

TikTok user @phililealivelyntul's video begins with her confidently walking into a BuidIt hardware store, ready to purchase more supplies for constructing her parents' home. The clip shows her swiping her Capitec bank card for a jaw-dropping total of R81,738.70 and then a close-up of her receipt, displaying the material she bought to fulfil her parents' dreams.

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Watch the TikTok video below:

Building a home in Mzansi

Building supplies are no different from rising costs in our current economic crises. People spend hundreds of thousands and even millions just to build homes with a few bedrooms.

An article published by Business Tech in 2023 based on exclusive historical project costs records estimated that the cost of building a three-bedroom home is around R1.5M, with square meters ranging from R7.9K to R15K, depending on the location of the construction.

The data also revealed that KwaZulu-Natal was the most expensive province to build per square meter, with Gauteng coming in second and the Western Cape right behind it.

Provinces with cheaper square meters include Limpopo and the North West.

Mzansi's inspired by the young lady

The clip attracted massive popularity, gathering 635K views, 52K likes, and almost 400K comments from social media users inspired by the young hun. Many showered @phililealivelyntuli with blessings, and others asked for money-saving tips, hoping to follow in her footsteps.

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User @AhleliNyali shared:

"The content I am willing to witness ❤️❤️"

User @Mavicoe556 added:

"Stay Humble 🙏🙇❤️mase uyasebenza unkulunkulu uzokubusisa (when you start working full time, God will bless you)."

User @Devine enquired:

"Guidelines of how you were saving coz mina once I see money, I eat eat😫😫."

User @AdeeNdivhuRasikhanya said:

"Well done, babe gal, 🥰 can't wait to see the end product 🙏."

User @mandyvuyiledube added:

"You inspire me sisi Philile ❤️🤞🥺."

User @VangamawaWisani

"This is what people are supposed to brag about ☺️."

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Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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