Nandi has taken to her social media platforms to celebrate her special day. Her husband Zakes Bantwini also penned a heartwarming message for her on Instagram.
The Osama hitmaker said he is blessed to have Nandi in his life. He added in translation, "I have no words to celebrate the day God brought you to earth. You are a blessing to my life and to our family that God has given us...may God keep you and give you a long life. Have a good day my heart..."
Fans and other celebrities including DJ Sbu, Nomcebo Zikode, Shekhinah, and others have also penned sweet birthday messages for Nandi.
Earlier this month Nandi celebrated her daughter's 3rd birthday. Taking to Instagram to celebrate her baby girl's special day, Nandi thanked her baby for choosing her as a mother.
She continued, "Queen Nefertiti Madida... I call you that because like Elon you’re neurodivergent (on the spectrum) and super smart.
" Love you to the moon and back. You’re as calm as your father and have mommy’s smile. We love you so much! Thanks for being the sweetest angel. Thank you for choosing us 💕. #Daughter"
Nandi also has another baby Shaka, who celebrated his 5th birthday a few weeks ago. "5 years ago I gave birth to this special human being. King @shakamadida! You are such a light my boy, always smiling and happy. My only hope is that you continue to smile and find joy in your life. I love you with all of me and I’m super proud of you! Happy birthday," Nandi wrote on Instagram.
The proud mom bought a whole land a few years ago for Shaka's birthday. She also shared that she built a farm for him which he will hand over to generations to come.
" As you know I rarely show material things on my page, but this was a very proud moment for me as his mother because this is a legacy that will last for many generations to come."
Nandi said generational wealth is important and she wants her kids to understand that as well. She added, "It’s the same as Colour @Colourfashionlabel (my fashion line) and the other businesses I’m a part of which you’ll soon learn about, I want my children to understand generational wealth. Having grown up in Durban North and having parents who come from rural KZN Maphumulo,
"I learnt from both backgrounds that generational wealth is more important than buying things that lose value over time (cars, clothes, etc.). I am who I am because of my parents, grandparents, and my ancestors. I owe it to my kids to also play my part. Love you @ShakaMadida," she shared.
