“I Love This Side of TikTok”: Woman Celebrates Independence With a Stunning Home After Moving Out

“I Love This Side of TikTok”: Woman Celebrates Independence With a Stunning Home After Moving Out

  • @noeleensaid shared her journey of creating a beautiful home after moving out at 27, inspiring and resonating with many
  • Her followers praised her for embracing independence and crafting a space that reflects her identity
  • The post has become a source of encouragement for others considering a similar leap into independence

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Woman celebrates independence with a stunning home
A TikToker shared the home she created after moving out at 27, inspiring others with her story of independence. Images: @noeleensaid.
Source: TikTok

A woman who goes by @noeleensaid on TikTok recently shared a heartwarming milestone with her followers.

She revealed the beautiful home she created for herself after moving out of her family home at 27.

Her post quickly gained traction, resonating with many who related to her journey and found inspiration in her achievement.

Decorating her new apartment

In the video, Noeleen showcased her progress in decorating and personalising her apartment, from the cosy living area to the thoughtfully curated bedroom.

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Noeleen's post has inspired others to take that leap into independence and served as a reminder of the joy and fulfilment of creating a space entirely on one's own.

Her story is a testament to the power of perseverance and the beauty of embracing change, no matter where you are.

Mzansi is proud of her milestone

@noeleensaid followers were quick to praise and support her, with many expressing how much they loved seeing someone embrace independence and create a space that truly reflects who they are.

One user, @umpha, captured the sentiment of many who were moved by Noeleen’s story:

"I love this for you stranger ❤️❤️"

Another follower, @Neo Mapeo, indicated how Noeleen’s journey has inspired others who might still be contemplating their move:

"It’s not too late for me 🤗❤️❤️ congratulations girl ❤️"

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For @Hi_Sihle, Noeleen's experience was particularly relatable:

"As a fellow 27-year-old that also moved out of home for the first time, I'm super proud of you, Sis 💯♥️ you’ve done so well for yourself."

While the video was met with widespread positivity, it also brought out the nerves in some viewers about to embark on a similar path.

@Khomo💞 reflected the excitement and anxiety that often accompanies such a life change:

"🥰 This is beautiful... I'm about to move out of home for the first time 😞 I'm so nervous."

However, the overwhelming response was one of admiration and encouragement.

"What peace looks like 😍"

Commented @B A B Y—G I R L 🤍 perfectly summarises the tranquillity and contentment of Noeleen's home.

Many viewers also appreciated the wholesome and uplifting nature of the content, with @Thaby writing:

"Love this side of TikTok congratulations stranger🥰🎉"

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@Ms. A Segal 💎 sending her blessings:

"Oh man ❤️ may your cup never run dry and may the goodness of God be with you! Blessings Stranger 🥂🤝🏻"

Woman moves out of 1-room home after roommate kicked her out

Briefly News reported that a young woman made a TikTok video sharing the emotional moment of moving out of her 1 room.

The lady shared how her roommate kicked her out two years before she moved into the room, which she turned into a cosy home.

She reflected on the trials, tribulations, and lessons learned and thanked God for always watching over her.

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Reitumetse Makwea (Editor) Reitumetse Makwea is a Current Affairs journalist at Briefly News. She has a National diploma, Advanced diploma and Post-graduate diploma in Journalism from the Tshwane University of Technology. She first worked as a student journalist and freelancer for Caxton's Record Noweto and later joined The Citizen News, where she worked for a little over 3 years covering politics, environmental news, business, education, and health. Reitumetse joined Briefly News in 2024. Email: reitumetse.makwea@briefly.co.za

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