Holy Ten, Kimberley Richard share pictures of their son

Irene Tshuma , [email protected]

Zimbabwean rapper Holy Ten, and his wife Kimberley Richards have shared the very first pictures of their son on Instagram.

The couple had promised fans pictures of their son as soon as he turned one. They kept their promise, revealing his face on his first birthday.

Kimberley posted Mukudzei Jr’s pictures from a family photoshoot with the caption, “Happiest birthday, my son Mukudzei Jr. What an honour to be your mom, little man. Thank you for allowing me to experience motherhood. It’s been a good 365 days of learning.”

 

The post melted thousands of her followers’ hearts, as many fans were excited to finally see little Muku’s face, considering that the couple had respectfully chosen to keep it hidden for the past year. All previous posts had his face covered with an emoji or showed him turned away from the camera.

Holy Ten also posted pictures from the shoot on Instagram with the caption, “Happy birthday, my son Mukudzei Jr. I love you.”

Additionally, Kimberley added to her caption, “You are such an amazing child. You make our lives blissful with each and every milestone you reach in your growth. May the Lord be your shepherd as you walk through this life.”

She also applauded herself for the strength it takes to navigate motherhood, thanking the Lord for bestowing it upon all mothers who keep going despite the tough journey. She expressed gratitude to her husband, Holy Ten, for being an extraordinary father and supporting her in embracing parenthood, even as they grow.

“I appreciate you putting us first in a world where so many struggle to make ends meet. You’ve made sure this young man here never lacks. May the Lord continue to give you strength. I love you,” Kimberley wrote.

In the comments, Holy Ten responded, “You gave us a son. Thank you, mama, words can never be enough.”

 

 

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