“Is This Your House?”: SA Can’t Believe “Rich Kid’s” Stunning Home Tour

“Is This Your House?”: SA Can’t Believe “Rich Kid’s” Stunning Home Tour

  • A young content creator left social media users in awe after sharing a virtual tour of her family's luxurious modern mansion
  • The TikTok video showcases various impressive features including a netted chandelier, a glass-panelled staircase, marble kitchen finishes, and a crystal-blue pool
  • South Africans flooded the comments section with playful remarks about wealth, with many jokingly claiming to be long-lost relatives
A young woman's post went viral.
One woman shared a video showing her modern-day luxurious home that left many viewers stunned. Images: @gabbie_nc1
Source: TikTok

A content creator had social media buzzing after sharing glimpses of her family's stunning modern architectural home. TikTok user @gabbie_nc1, known for sharing personal content about her life as well as keeping up with famous TikTok dance challenges, took viewers on a mesmerising virtual tour of her family's home.

Watch the TikTok video below.

Modern luxury living

The video captured contemporary luxury at its finest, starting with an eye-catching netted chandelier illuminating an elegant living area complete with plush furniture. The home's sophisticated design elements unfold as the tour progresses, showcasing a dramatic glass-panelled staircase where @gabbie_nc1 stands next to the pristine railings, offering glimpses of both levels.

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An expansive dining area features modern seating arrangements, while the state-of-the-art kitchen boasts sleek marble finishes and granite countertops that gleam under carefully placed lighting.

Such high-end properties typically fall into South Africa's premium real estate market, where average home prices in affluent areas can exceed R1.6 million, particularly in the Western Cape.

According to recent property data, to afford such luxury homes, households need to earn substantially above the national average salary of R26,791, with some premium properties requiring monthly earnings of over R58,000.

A young woman's post went viral.
A young woman shared a video showing the in and outside of her stunning luxury home. Mzansi had to comment. Images: @gabbie_nc1
Source: TikTok

Social media reactions entertain Mzansi

The lavish home tour sparked amusing responses from viewers:

@𖣂 noticed:

"Is that a 812 superfast in the back😭🙏"

@Boipelo🐙 joked:

"Chomi do u remember me… We were crying in the same hospital when we were babies 😔"

@𝑶raaaaaa𖣂୨ৎ inquired:

"What do your parents do, we need career guidance here 😭😭"

@thulas 👻 playfully suggested:

"You look lonely, let me be ur best friend 😂😭😭"

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@yallaresow3ird admitted:

"You called me poor in 100 languages 😔"

@Tim claimed:

"Hey, It's me your lost brother..."

@mia🎀 shared:

"I don't care if you are rich, let's be friends 😁"

@TLOTLO𖣂 commented:

"We get it, y'all are rich rich😔"

@owiiiiiiii7 asked:

"I'm choosing a degree and I don't mind hard work so what do your parents do for a living/what business industry are they in?"

@Pink_kayy🎀 declared:

"I'm your lost twin, we got separated in the hospital 🥺"

More stories about rich people in SA

  • Briefly News recently reported on a domestic worker's inspiring story of landing a job with a rich family that captured hearts online, but her unique approach to securing the position left many amazed.
  • A tragic Ferrari accident in Cape Town involving a respected dental surgeon shocked the nation, with South Africans demanding answers about the circumstances.
  • Dr Malinga surprised his wife with a luxury car as a pre-Valentine's Day gift, but his recent string of purchases raised eyebrows given his previous financial struggles.

Source: Briefly News

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Nerissa Naidoo (Human Interest Editor) Nerissa Naidoo is a versatile writer and editor with expertise across platforms. Currently a human interest writer at Briefly News, she began her career contributing to Morning Lazziness and later specialized in professional documents at Featherpen.org. As a TUW ghostwriter, she focused on non-fiction, while her editorial roles at National Today and Entail.ai honed her skills in content accuracy and expert-driven editing. You can reach her at nerissa.naidoo@briefly.co.za