Skeem Saam actress Nozi Langa Molao and her husband welcomes their first bundle of joy!

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By: Simon Majadibodu 

Skeem Saam actress Nozi Langa Molao who plays Glenda Mokgotsi and her husband Boipelo Molao have welcomed their first child to the world. Photo: Instagram / @nozi_langa


Congratulations are in order for Skeem Samm actress Nozi Langa Molao and her husband Boipelo Molao on welcoming their first bundle of joy.

Nozi who plays Glenda Mokgotsi on SABC 1’s drama Skeem Saam took to her Instagram account to share the news of welcoming her first child to the world.

She shared pictures of their pregnancy shoot and captioned her post with saying “ Our love personified ♥️ What a year its been!😆.”

Click here to see her post: https://www.instagram.com/p/C0_88M2sTH6/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==


Nozi Langa Molao has welcomed her first bundle of joy to the world. Photo: Instagram / @nozi_langa


Nozi also shared on her story a video on her holding the hand of the newborn baby.

“I can’t explain the feeling 🥹,” she wrote on her Instagram story.


Instagram story of Nozi Langa Molao holding the hand of her newborn. Photo: Instagram / @nozi_langa

Friends, fans and industry mates headed to the comment section to congratulate them.

@innosadiki commented: “Congratulations 🥳 Nozi 😍. Oh I’m so happy for you 🥹. May the Lord bless more in this exciting journey and chapter of your marriage. 🙌🏾❤️🥰😍 This is too beautiful 🤩.”

“Oh my goodness 😍🤗✨🙏Congratulations!!! May God continue to be with both of you on this journey!,” @hunganindlovu said.

@clementmaosa wrote: “Congratulations to the both of you, more blessings.”

“Congratulations🎉🎊,” commented @helen_bright.

@leratomarabe said: “Congratulations Mama🥹😍❤️!! We can’t wait to meet out little one!.”







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