Ayanda Thabethe expecting baby #2 - 'We’re overjoyed'
"First came love, then came your brother, and now, YOU..." - Ayanda Thabethe.
Media personality Ayanda Thabethe has announced that she is expecting her second child.
The 37-year-old shared the baby news in a pregnancy reveal video she shared on Instagram. She wore a white, tummy-revealing dress from luxury brand Neviole for the shoot.
"First came Love, then came your brother and now, You. We’re overjoyed to welcome and to love on the perfect little addition to our growing family," she wrote.
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Ayanda was showered with messages of congratulations. "Again and Again Mommy. Congratulations my sunshine," Lerato Kganyago commented.
Lorna Maseko wrote: "Radiant. So beautiful! Congratulations yet again. Such a blessing."
Ayanda's little sister, Lungile Thabethe, also took to the comments section to show her some love.
"My heart multiplied. An answered prayer," she said.
Ayanda has a one-year-old named Peter 'PJ' Junior. He celebrated his birth in March. The TV presenter has shared very few details and images of her son.
"How do you summarise a year that’s changed your life forever. I’d like to thank God publicly for this miracle I’ve chosen to enjoy privately alongside the most supportive and loving partner," she said on Peter's birthday.
The identity of the child's father, whom Ayanda refers to as PM, has been kept a secret. However, according to multiple reports, her baby daddy is believed to be businessman Peter Matsimbe.
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Main image credit: Instagram/@ayandathabethe_
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