- A family blessed their nanny, who they revealed is set to become a grandmother in the near future
- Nicole De Abreu took to social media to share a photo of the happy nanny after they surprised her with a baby shower
- The image got over 10 000 likes and South Africans applauded De Abreu and her family for looking after their employee
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On Monday, a woman, Nicole De Abreu, warmed the hearts of many South Africans on Facebook. Taking to the #ImStaying page, De Abreu revealed their nanny is going to be a grandmother in the near future.
She and her family wanted to do something special for the gogo-to-be and they decided to throw her a baby shower.
Her post was captioned:
"We gave our nanny a baby shower as she is becoming a granny soon. She was over the moon. Small gestures of kindness can mean the world to someone."
Take a look at her post below:
Screenshot of Nicole De Abreu's Facebook post.
Source: Facebook
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Nicole De Abreu and her family surprised their nanny with a baby shower. Photo credit: Nicole De Abreu/Facebook.
Source: UGC
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Bongiwe Msalili commented:
"You are so kind Nicole, may God bless you."
Belinda Anne Katoe said:
"Welcome to the granny world. Thank you Nicole."
Nozzie Masela wrote:
"That's really kind and such a lovely gesture. Blessings to you."
Margaret Ndlovu added:
"Oh then we should call it a granny shower! Stay blessed guys."
Lizzie Chakane commented:
"Wow what a kind gesture Nicole. God bless."
Damara Ntlogeleng said:
"Wow that's so sweet you can see the smile."
YEN.com.gh earlier reported that Ghanaian award-winning musician Stonebwoy, his wife, Dr. Louisa Satekla, in collaboration with the Livingstone Foundation have organized their first training of skills for free in Ashaiman.
The meeting for skills training took place on July 10, 2020, in Ashaiman and participants were to benefit for free under the auspices of the foundation.
According to the BHIM Nation president, COVID-19 had disrupted many jobs including his music career, hence it was very necessary that in times like this, one will look at other options to earn a living.
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