Pearl has always shied away from showing off Lewatle's face but decided to do so on his birthday. On the day of the celebrations, Pearl posted pics of her and baby daddy with their son's face turned away. But 2 days later, she decided to 'introduce' Lewatle to the world - and he looks adorable.
Attending the party was Denise Zimba, Lorna Maseko and Thomas Msengana. She and baby daddy Nathaniel are co-parenting goals as they threw their son an epic celebration.
She thanked all the attendees, the planners, and fans for the sweet birthday wishes on her Instagram stories. "No words, I’m happy. We are so grateful for you. My family & the community I grew up in made this very special day wholesome.
"It truly takes a village to raise a child and today my little village came through for me in a big way. My sisters Dambuza & Tebo did the decor & entertainment, my uncle did the slaughtering, dad spoke to the ancestors, my friend Nombuso took on the role of photographer & nanny, cousins and aunts took care of catering & umqombothi, a family friend [chef Zondi] baked the birthday cake and parents brought the kids out to celebrate Lewatle with baby daddy and I, just perfect!"
She also thanked her son, telling him that they love him, "Mom and Dad love you very much! Happy Birthday baby and thank you for giving us the most fulfilling year of our lives."
On her Instagram stories, Pearl noticed how some fans were taken aback to the time she did radio when she shared a picture with Thomas Msengana. She told her fans that chapter has been closed for now. She had a terrible experience and was allegedly subjected to sexual assault.
“I do see all of your DMs on the picture that I posted with Thomas. It was so nice to see him after a very long time. But what you guys are saying that ‘we miss you on radio’, it’s so nice to hear that. It’s always nice when people miss you for doing what you do. But that chapter is closed, for now. We could revisit it in the future, but not anytime soon,” she said.
According to reports, Pearl is lawyering up to sue her former radio station, Metro FM for R3.5 million. Pearl, allegedly wants to sue the South African Broadcasting Commission (SABC) for folding their hands when she reported the assault she allegedly suffered from Anthony Sogolo.
SABC spokesperson Gugu Ntuli confirmed to Briefly News that indeed Pearl issued summons, “The SABC can confirm that the corporation was served with a summons and intends to defend the action instituted. Our case will be pleaded in our court papers. We do not litigate through the media,” she said.
