“Best Advice”: Man Tells Moms With Multiple Kids To Reveal Only 1 Until Marriage, SA Entertained
- A hilarious man had social media in stitches with his wise, yet ridiculous advice, telling women with multiple kids to hide their eldest child until after marriage
- Speaking in isiXhosa and using funny slang, he delivered the advice with a straight face, in the clip shared on TikTok
- Social media users couldn't get enough of his humour, with many promising to take notes while others replayed the video multiple times for more laughter
- The Briefly News team spoke with Penny Holburn, a relationship, life, career and business coach, about the danger of hiding a child or any important information from a partner

Source: TikTok
Marriage is a big step, and for single parents, introducing kids from a previous relationship can be tricky, but one social media user took this dilemma to another level, offering an absurdly funny solution that had social media users rolling on the floor with laughter.
The man, TokTok user @siphesihlemusic, looked into the camera and shared his golden advice for single mothers with multiple kids.

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The guy shares the secret to getting married with kids
In the clip, @siphesihlemusic jokes that if a woman has three children, she must tell the new man in her life she only has two, conveniently hiding the firstborn. He adds that, no matter how much the child looks like her, she should never confess to being the mother until after he has married her.
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To back up his outrageous advice, he even provides ready-made excuses. He suggests that the woman should say the child belongs to her late sister, who tragically passed away in a car accident while travelling to some village in the Eastern Cape. Alternatively, she could claim the child was her sister's, who got married and left, and because she's a caring person, she took them in.
Watch the TikTok video below:
Hiding important information from a partner
We at Briefly News had the pleasure of speaking with Penny Holburn about starting a marriage with kept secrets. We asked the expert if hiding kids until marriage reflects deep societal views. She responded:
"I would hope it isn't. Hiding anything from a partner is a bad way of beginning a marriage."
We asked her if it was fair for the other partner not to know about the other kids. Penny responded:
"No, it's very unfair, it is very unfair. If someone has kids, they need to tell their partner before getting married. Also, if someone is marrying a person, they need to ask questions as to whether there are kids.
And the partner with the kids needs to give an honest answer. Children have a huge impact on a relationship in so many ways that being upfront and honest is necessary."
We asked her whether humour could be used to address sensitive topics like parenting without crossing into insensitivity or stereotypes, like in the case of the content creator. She said:
"If humour is used well and is not crass or inappropriate or offensive to people, it can usually always defuse a tense situation."
Mzansi finds the man hilarious
Viewers were left in stitches, with many saying they heard the message loud and clear. Some jokingly promised to follow his advice, while others declared they were starting to follow him purely for his comedic genius.
Many admitted they had replayed the clip multiple times because it was too funny, His ability to mix humour with a straight-face delivery made him an instant favourite among TikTok users.

Source: TikTok
User @Nandie-dlamini-kaNgoma said:
"I'm taking this advice cz ndina 2."
User @ZimmyBoo🥰🥺 added:
"I have found my new home.. Mandi un pack(e) bags zam🥰🥰."
User @Akonafali said:
"Infact kwale i 2 ndinayo ayoyam andiyazi (even these two that I have I don't know them)😂😂."
User @shani_metanoia commented:
"Exactly there’s no need to have your kids meeting all these men…I’m engaged but this man has never met my son in 3 years of knowing him but kona he funds everything."

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User @ThandoMadlala shared:
"I’m not Xhosa but I heard and understood 💯best advice I’ve ever heard 🤞🏽😂😂."
User @'lani06 added:
"🤣🤣Your Presidency."
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