Actress Sibusisiwe Jili says her home is at 'standstill' since her miracle baby arrived

03 April 2021 - 16:00 By chrizelda kekana
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The Queen actress Sibusisiwe Jili's miracle baby has arrived.
The Queen actress Sibusisiwe Jili's miracle baby has arrived.
Image: SI BU/ Instagram

The Queen actress Sibusisiwe Jili has shared the most adorable slow motion video to introduce Mzansi to her baby.

The actress, who stars as policewoman Georgina on the Mzansi Magic telenovela, took to her Instagram to announce the arrival of her bundle of joy.

A child she refers to as her “miracle” because of how she spent a decade waiting for baby number two after being told she may never conceive or give birth again.

“After 10 years of waiting for you, you come with cooling showers of rain and the house has been filled with the flutter of butterflies; the entire house is at a standstill as we all gather around your cot taking pictures, taking turns to hold your tiny, cute, chubby body.”

Sibusisiwe expressed her gratitude that she can finally hold her baby in her arms and that he arrived safely.

“We are extremely grateful for your safe arrival my LionCub. #blessings,” she captioned a video of the new arrival.

Watch the video below:

Sibusisiwe announced her pregnancy on Instagram in February through a series of snaps showing off her baby bump.

The actress described her baby as a miracle and detailed how she was told by doctors  she would never be able to fall pregnant after losing her first baby.

“So this is the special shandis I had to share with you. When I lost my first child I was told I’ll never be able to carry and birth a child. How final, right? But I was not having it, no doc, you are not deputy God.”

Sibu said she depended on God to come through for her.

“God, when you are ready for me to have a child, please bless me with a boy. Ten years later I gave birth to a healthy but premature Onke who just turned five on Sunday, no incubator, no complications and now baby number two is fighting for womb time breaking my record at a whopping eight months without any complications,” Sibusisiwe said at the time.


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