Dr Musa Mthombeni and Liesl celebrate '39 months of marriage'

8 Views

Dr Musa Mthombeni and former Miss South Africa Liesl Laurie-Mthombeni celebrate 39 months of marriage and have shared their thoughts on how long they plan to wait before starting a family.

MUSA AND LIESL CELEBRATE 39 MONTHS OF MARRIAGE

On Monday morning, the medical doctor shared a heartfelt anniversary message on Instagram to celebrate 39 months of their marital bliss.

Musa and Liesl are frequently bombared with questions on social media about when they will have a baby, and Musa has finally addressed this.

In a heartfelt anniversary message to Liesl, he expressed that she deserves to be remarried. He said that they continue to cherish their life together as a couple and suggested that people should give them 5-10 years before starting a family.

“Top of the list of things I need to do again is marrying Liesl Laurie-Mthombeni. She deserves another celebration our my dedication and love to her. My dear wife and future mother of our amazing and talented children (give us 5-10 years, please! We are still enjoying our 2-man family), happy 39 months married,” he captioned the post.

FANS REACT TO MUSA’S ANNIVERSARY NOTE

Fans have praised their transparent approach to family planning, saying they don’t need to rush things and should focus on enjoying their marriage for now.

@they_call_her_tiffannnny wrote: “I love how you keep teaching that planned parenting is okay. We don’t have to have babies because we just got married.”

@malefanemamzy wrote: “Can we get invitations as a nation because we are witness of this beautiful love.”

INSIDE THE COUPLE’S 3 YEARS OF MARITAL BLISS

In August, they marked their third wedding anniversary by jetting off to Greece for their wedding anniversary.

Celebrating their anniversary, Musa wrote:

“August in the Mthombeni household is anniversary month, so that means we are off to ‘show off’ in foreign lands. Before you say what you’re about to say, remember this is technically our first international trip in 2024, semester two. I just want to put things in perspective. With that said, let’s go celebrate three years married. Toast to three years married and four years of umjolo (dating).”