The controversial Hazel Mahazard also reacted to Amanda's picture and said that she thinks it's a baby boy. She wrote, "It’s giving ngwana wa moshimane vibes." Amanda is yet to confirm her pregnancy.
The actress tied the knot earlier last month. She gave her fans a sneak peek inside her traditional wedding day by sharing a series of photos on Instagram.
She officially announced that she is now Mrs. Tau also requesting her fans to address her accordingly.
Gushing over her husband on Instagram, Amanda said she is lucky to have him. She said when God was dishing out good men, she was first in line.
In her lengthy Instagram post, the actress said she never believed in marriage before she met her husband.
She wrote, "When I met you, I argued when you said you wanted to make me your wife. I wasn't up for the marriage debate. In fact, marriage wasn't even on the cards. I'm happy that today, here I am, with a changed mind. Not because you convinced me to but you rewrote the definition of love for me. You're a true definition of a Good Godly man. I regret not agreeing to be your wife sooner, so I'd experience this excitement from the get go."
Amanda also mentioned that she is happy that her mother and grandmother got to give them their blessings before they passed on. She continued, "I think back on everything now and the fact that my mother loved you, although before, she never thought anyone was good enough for me, is a bonus but most of all, reflects how Godsent you are."
Last year the actress revealed that she lost both her mother and grandmother in the same year. She was turning 30 last year and shared that she did not want to celebrate. She also revealed that she and her sibling had tested positive for COVID-19.
"...bittersweet moments, as I celebrate the first birthday without my mother and grandmother. I didn't want to celebrate my birthday this year. "There's nothing worth celebrating"... However, 2/3 weeks before my birthday, my siblings and I tested positive for Covid-19, we all had different symptoms and some had it easier than others..." she shared.
Amanda said beating COVID made her change her mind about celebrating her birthday saying, "Almost 30-years-old me had it hard. Was really struggling, so when I finally became covid free and could leave the house but most importantly could breath, walk around without holding onto anything and my feet weren't swelling anymore... I realized the importance of celebrating life.”
