“Mr and Mrs Joshua Doore”: Lady Matches Balding Boyfriend’s Head, SA Roasts Couple
- A South African goofy couple made Mzansi laugh out loud with their silly behaviour in a now-viral video
- The lovey-dovey pair had matching hairstyles with the gent’s being natural while the woman copied the chap
- Social media users were amused and roasted the lovers in a thread of over 600 comments and helped generate over 300K views
TikTokkers enjoyed a good laugh after a young South African couple displayed their goofy behaviour online.

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The youngsters wowed their followers with matching hairstyles and acting all silly for the camera.
Couple floors Mzansi on TikTok
A free-spirited South African woman and artist, Miniasque Dididado, floored Mzansi with her silly behaviour. The goofy songstress shaved the middle of her head to match her boyfriend’s balding head.
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The pair filmed a goofy video where they acted silly for the camera and dusted many people. South Africans could not help but laugh and roast the young couple in a number of comments after their video went viral on TikTok, generating 311.8K views.

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The lady posts a lot of funny videos on TikTok that have helped gain over half a million followers and 14 million likes since she joined the social media platform.
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How to avoid balding for both women and men
According to an article by Healthline, men and women can avoid balding by following a few hair hygiene tips:
- Avoid hairstyles that pull back the hair, as it could become permanently damaged
- Limit high-heat hair styling tools because they leave your hair follicles dehydrated and vulnerable to damage
- Do not chemically treat or bleach your hair because it damages hair by splitting protein molecules called keratin
- Use a shampoo that’s mild and complements your hair to cleanse your hair of dirt and excess oil
- Using a soft brush made from natural fibres potentially promotes healthy oil levels in your hair
- Try low-level light therapy to promote cell growth and repair

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Mzansi amused by the goofy couple
South African TikTokkers were dusted by the silly couple and left their thoughts in a thread of over 600 comments:
@Theunapologetic RemoHratile II roasted the pair:
“A couple of the sunroofs.”
@sno1003 enjoyed a good laugh:
“Baldy and baldess.”
@_abuti_fluxx was reminded of a famous furniture shop’s logo:
“Mr and Mrs Joshua Doore.”
@Native_Pilgrim was floored:
“Mother of Wrong Turn.”
@dark0pearl mistaken the gent for a popular polygamist:
“I thought it was Mseleku.”
@DEE💫 thought the couple was a match made in heaven:
“You belong together, my goodness.”
@MJMoloi wondered:
“Are they in the furniture business?”
@K🫦 roasted the two:
“Mr and Mrs De Clerk?”
@@kittykat loved the couple:
“When you find your soulmate.”
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