One of Mzansi's cutest couples Psyfo Ngwenya and Amirah have announced that they are going to be parents for the first time. They revealed this in a cute baby reveal, literally showing off their bun in the oven.
Taking to Instagram, Amirah shared a video of her baking some hot cross buns. She took her followers through the process of baking them to when she finally takes the first bite. Only to take out her pregnancy scan!
Amirah apologised if the post triggered anybody, "So we decided to bake this recipe and I am happy to say I was lucky the first time around. 1. An appropriate, clean, soft surface. 2. Beat the dough a few times. 3. Then wait for it to rise… (I apologise if this post triggers any negative emotions & feelings to anyone)."
Congratulatory messages kept flooding in with people applauding their creativity.
The couple recently celebrated their 4th anniversary together and the TV presenter could not be any happier. “Four years with this crazy one and it’s been the most beautiful four years of my life. Navigated through some tough storms. We are probably going to have to navigate through even harder ones but one thing that comforts me is that I have the perfect partner to do this with. I love you mate,” he wrote.
The couple tied the knot in November 2020 in an intimate ceremony attended by family and of course friends,
Amirah said that was the most beautiful moment of her life, "Good people. This past Saturday (21/11/2020), was the most beautiful day of my life. I got married to my best friend on top of a mountain, in my home province and I don’t have all the words to express how happy and in love I am with this man who has been so committed and loyal to me. I have many interesting and funny stories to share about our special day. Overall, I can’t believe we did it mate."
Speaking about their miscarriage, Stephanie explained how traumatic it was for them, "We had a miscarriage. This was a story we wanted to tell so many times, not for views or ratings or anything but because so many women and couples go through miscarriages and it can often feel very lonely because we don’t talk about it enough, it doesn’t matter what stage of pregnancy it may have been, the loss is still felt and deeply so. Our hearts are with all those who have experienced any loss of pregnancy. All our love"
Stephanie said she found out when she was 8-weeks during her first visit to the doctor. "She did the scan and said 'I'm sorry there's no embryo.' She diagnosed me and said it was a blighted ovum."
