“Met Mine on There Too”: Woman Brags About Tinder Relationship That Ended in Marriage, SA Hopeful
- A woman took a chance on Tinder in 2023, not knowing that a simple swipe would lead to marriage just a year later
- What started as a casual date at a game park quickly turned into a love story, with an engagement in May and a wedding soon after that
- Social media users were left stunned, with many questioning if she was talking about the same Tinder they knew, while others joked about downloading the app and trying their luck
Source: TikTok
Many people have found love on dating apps, proving that online connections can lead to real-life fairytales. A woman, TikTok user @eunicendavid, shared her journey on the video streaming platform, showing how she took a chance on Tinder in 2023 and ended up married just a year later.
As more people turn to dating apps in search of love, some find success while others struggle to meet the right match. While many remain sceptical about finding something meaningful online, @eunicendavid's story proved that sometimes, love appears where you least expected it.
A beautiful Tinder love story
The compilation video begins with Eunice walking through a game park, capturing a moment from her first date with her Tinder match.
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A few months later, in May 2023, the man surprised her with an engagement ring, sealing their commitment. The love story didn't stop there, by October 2023, he gifted her another ring as a present, and a year later, in November 2024, they tied the knot in a beautiful wedding ceremony.
Watch the TikTok video below:
SA shows the lady love and support
The clip attracted floods of comments from social media users who congratulated the lady on finding her soulmate. Others jokingly asked if she had been using the same Tinder app they knew. Some shared their struggles, saying they only come across local guys and familiar faces, while others asked if she paid for a premium subscription or not.
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Source: TikTok
User @kita😉 joked:
"What kind of English did you speak?🙇♀️Asking for a friend."
User @Tombi asked:
"The same Tinder I deleted today 😂?"
User @Thee Chubbyyellowbone🎀 shared:
"People are winning on Tinder & Badoo. Then there's me😭😭😭 Congratulations."
User @@The..Lolo...12🇰🇪🇷🇺 said:
"Tinder is the best dating app. I got mine there as well 🥰🥺"
User @Grace| SocialMediaManager added:
"Love lives here 🥰🥰"
User @🇺🇸 America Yakwa Xhosa🇺🇸 shared:
"Met mine on Tinder too. He’s not white and he’s South African, love him like I’m crazy and he’s my bestie."
3 Briefly News articles about dating app relationships
- A young woman exposed a man she met on a dating app for using ChatGPT while communicating with her, and social media users advised her to ask him for money to get him off her.
- An older man from the UK married his Tswana babe whom he met on the Afrointroduction dating app, and many online users were inspired to download the app.
- A happy lady left social media users talking after showing off her lobola negotiations ceremony with a man she met on the Hinge dating site three months prior.
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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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