Our Beautiful Namibian queen love your videos I am Namibian living in Germany and I met my Wonderful Nigerian (Igbo) King and life can't get any better we are on process of our traditional wedding in both Namibia and Nigeria when I first met him was worried about Cultural differences only to find out our igbo and Oshiwambo cultures its completely similar, his family are amazing, my Family loves him too and I love him dearly Black love is the most beautiful thing its just Natural when you met that Loving man, African people needs to embrace and love one another more ...God bless your family ❤🇳🇦🇳🇬
your first date reminds me a lot of when I met my husband when I was in Senegal. for our first date he invited me to his family's house to drink tea and that date lasted 6 hours just talking in the living room. And there was this spot after we would go out at night or go to dinner we will sit on the water and it was so quiet and peaceful there was a river it was the most romantic thing and every time we go back there I always make him take me there cuz it's like it was just peaceful and quiet and serene
The way you described how wedding guests just stroll casually into your venue is the same way it happens in Nigeria. Almost all the people would come around if they are chanced. That's part of the communal living that Africans practice. My sister's wedding is in April, so we are expecting a lot of guests.
I remember your wedding videos from when you first released them. What a beautiful bride you were and it was a beautiful day! You were treated like the queen that you are. The ancestors themselves welcomed you home through your husband's family. As for your husband, that first date was his way of introducing the woman he had chosen to be his life partner to his community. You may not have realized it then, but that's what was happening. Here in America a woman feels special when a man introduces her to his mom. Well your husband introduced you to his entire extended family!
I had a wedding ceremony and reception in the States and there were local Senegalese people who just showed up to my parents' home for the reception and my husband had only been in the US for 7 months so we had no idea who they were lol...it was great though because it ended up being a beautiful party with both cultures inter mixing
I really like your story about your date, it resonates with me (I am originally from Europe). I have had several African American friends over the years, I feel that they are affected by growing up in broken families, by being disconnected from their roots/history - it is subtle, but it is important dimension of life. Humans need more than food and shelter to thrive. Maybe one day you will open a travel agency for people seeking such connection :).
Thanks 4 sharing experiences with me. Love y’all 1st date. Casual and earthy. Which I prefer as well since I am a no frills seasoned lady. Love to walk and talk and take in the scenery. Your wedding pics are beautiful! Glad to hear everything fell in place with the wedding planner. He did an awesome job for you. Ps. I love y’all door, I guess it’s the door to home. It is gorgeous!
Love the wonderful stories you tell! I can tell you are an English teacher! I love the rich wooden door behind you...reminds me of the SUN☀️ enjoy beautiful lady!!! 🙏🏼☮️💜😊
Hey, I spent two weeks in Namibia and I loved it : one week in Windhoek ( too short) and another week in Swakopmund. Being from Togo and Benin, it was my first time in that part of Africa, I will definitely come back.
Greetings from the Motherland! 🌍🙌🏾 Here are the links to the videos mentioned in this video! Thanks for watching! 👉🏾 My Worst Experiences in Namibia: th-cam.com/video/Q6kvsc6WncI/w-d-xo.html 👉🏾 My Namibian wedding Part I: th-cam.com/video/8LzFkxqS2f8/w-d-xo.html 👉🏾 My Namibian wedding Part II: th-cam.com/video/cdFQcrFpqBI/w-d-xo.html
Wish you all the very best in your married life. You are a total African Queen indeed and deserve the best. You obviously appreciate authenticity and natural things and not synthetic things that hold no meaning. A date under a tree is definitely superior to one in a restaurant because its RAW and brings out the real people. As you say, its ORGANIC. Loved your video.
awww you still posting . awesome . i was a fun from your first videos and been gone away from youtube . now that im back after years and you still there and going strong and more beautiful . more beautifully its wife and a husband and a lady from usa in namibia . thats awesome. ill continue watching , a big fun from south africa
Lovely memories. I think that the first video that I watched years ago was of your wedding. So it’s nice to hear more of your back story. As always, love your videos.
Ok this is my last comment I just watched your video from when you had your son and you were talking about your difficult pregnancy. I was diagnosed with hyperemesis when I had my 4 yr old daughter I was nauseous for 9 months and vomiting for 7 months it was like death....I totally feel your pain
You are not an AfroAmerican in Namibia, Afrika is your home, Namibia is your home, my sister. Even Whites in Afrika refer to themselves as Afrikans and not EuroAfrikans
Our Beautiful Namibian queen love your videos I am Namibian living in Germany and I met my Wonderful Nigerian (Igbo) King and life can't get any better we are on process of our traditional wedding in both Namibia and Nigeria when I first met him was worried about Cultural differences only to find out our igbo and Oshiwambo cultures its completely similar, his family are amazing, my Family loves him too and I love him dearly Black love is the most beautiful thing its just Natural when you met that Loving man, African people needs to embrace and love one another more ...God bless your family ❤🇳🇦🇳🇬
Loving the “walk around town” story ❤️ very interesting.
your first date reminds me a lot of when I met my husband when I was in Senegal. for our first date he invited me to his family's house to drink tea and that date lasted 6 hours just talking in the living room. And there was this spot after we would go out at night or go to dinner we will sit on the water and it was so quiet and peaceful there was a river it was the most romantic thing and every time we go back there I always make him take me there cuz it's like it was just peaceful and quiet and serene
The way you described how wedding guests just stroll casually into your venue is the same way it happens in Nigeria.
Almost all the people would come around if they are chanced. That's part of the communal living that Africans practice.
My sister's wedding is in April, so we are expecting a lot of guests.
The first walk with your husband was beautifull,, loved every bit of it, Thanks for sharing...
I remember your wedding videos from when you first released them. What a beautiful bride you were and it was a beautiful day! You were treated like the queen that you are. The ancestors themselves welcomed you home through your husband's family. As for your husband, that first date was his way of introducing the woman he had chosen to be his life partner to his community. You may not have realized it then, but that's what was happening. Here in America a woman feels special when a man introduces her to his mom. Well your husband introduced you to his entire extended family!
You know how to exactly put your words together and make interesting talks🤩🤩
I get excited whenever I get notification from channel that you uploaded a new video...I like before watching and you never disappoint
Greetings from Tanzania .
My sister, you're an African Queen, you're an ambassador for the continent. Thank you so much for sharing your best experiences with us.
Awesome reflection as usual... You've become a great ambassador for our country🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I had a wedding ceremony and reception in the States and there were local Senegalese people who just showed up to my parents' home for the reception and my husband had only been in the US for 7 months so we had no idea who they were lol...it was great though because it ended up being a beautiful party with both cultures inter mixing
I really like your story about your date, it resonates with me (I am originally from Europe). I have had several African American friends over the years, I feel that they are affected by growing up in broken families, by being disconnected from their roots/history - it is subtle, but it is important dimension of life. Humans need more than food and shelter to thrive. Maybe one day you will open a travel agency for people seeking such connection :).
AFRICA IS JUST GREAT!!!
Thanks 4 sharing experiences with me. Love y’all 1st date. Casual and earthy. Which I prefer as well since I am a no frills seasoned lady. Love to walk and talk and take in the scenery. Your wedding pics are beautiful! Glad to hear everything fell in place with the wedding planner. He did an awesome job for you. Ps. I love y’all door, I guess it’s the door to home. It is gorgeous!
Love the wonderful stories you tell! I can tell you are an English teacher! I love the rich wooden door behind you...reminds me of the SUN☀️ enjoy beautiful lady!!! 🙏🏼☮️💜😊
Our beautiful country Namibia ❤️❤️❤️
Hey, I spent two weeks in Namibia and I loved it : one week in Windhoek ( too short) and another week in Swakopmund. Being from Togo and Benin, it was my first time in that part of Africa, I will definitely come back.
I love the first date ‘Walk Around the Community.’😇❤️ ALSO! I Love ❤️ Your Earrings! I want a pair. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 🤗
Greetings from the Motherland! 🌍🙌🏾
Here are the links to the videos mentioned in this video! Thanks for watching!
👉🏾 My Worst Experiences in Namibia: th-cam.com/video/Q6kvsc6WncI/w-d-xo.html
👉🏾 My Namibian wedding Part I: th-cam.com/video/8LzFkxqS2f8/w-d-xo.html
👉🏾 My Namibian wedding Part II: th-cam.com/video/cdFQcrFpqBI/w-d-xo.html
Wish you all the very best in your married life. You are a total African Queen indeed and deserve the best. You obviously appreciate authenticity and natural things and not synthetic things that hold no meaning. A date under a tree is definitely superior to one in a restaurant because its RAW and brings out the real people. As you say, its ORGANIC. Loved your video.
I just like then proceed to watch..and I don't even know.
That was So beautiful.....i am from NAMIBIA living in Minneapolis...and you are the Qween......welcome back home....Love your story...2020
I love your memories -- so wonderfully presented. More, please!
I hope to travel to as many African countries as I can in the future. I can't wait.
Great great,lasting memories agree I love what he did giving u that tour familiarizing u with the place and culture.
Oh my God i dont know why i love this woman so much!
Namibia is lucky to have you
Love your stories. Can you do a day in my life and show us your life in your new house. Thanks in advance.
Namibia is lucky to have a person like you
That’s a really kind comment, thank you! ❤️
We are very happy for you and your family Sis! Beautiful experiences...may you continue to have them. 😊🙌🏽
awww you still posting . awesome . i was a fun from your first videos and been gone away from youtube . now that im back after years and you still there and going strong and more beautiful . more beautifully its wife and a husband and a lady from usa in namibia . thats awesome. ill continue watching , a big fun from south africa
Lovely memories. I think that the first video that I watched years ago was of your wedding. So it’s nice to hear more of your back story. As always, love your videos.
As always, love your story telling👏👏👏
You have simply been kissed by the Namibian sun and turned a beautiful Namibian Queen. Keep telling your glorious stories!
I'm glad your happy, its been a great adventure following your channel.
Ok this is my last comment I just watched your video from when you had your son and you were talking about your difficult pregnancy. I was diagnosed with hyperemesis when I had my 4 yr old daughter I was nauseous for 9 months and vomiting for 7 months it was like death....I totally feel your pain
You are not an AfroAmerican in Namibia, Afrika is your home, Namibia is your home, my sister. Even Whites in Afrika refer to themselves as Afrikans and not EuroAfrikans
Came here from Wode Maya chanel, he said it's by force that I come here and subscribe 😉
How can I become a volunteer teacher in Namibia or some other African country? I am not American.
Since arrive in Namibia, did you ever visit any other African country ?
Greetings my sister, a new subscriber here from Kenya,you are beautiful with a beautiful heart too
Another great episode thanks for sharing.
👍🇧🇧👍🇨🇦👍Nice video Kaylan! Just curious if your close friends were supportive of your initial move to Namibia.
Namibia 🇳🇦
I really enjoy your videos, this one was very nice.
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You're the first comment, thanks so much for watching!
Queen ..
.correction...enjoy and live to the fullest
Very beautiful
Nice black family! black love : King and Queen!
My husband was Group 40. What group were you? I am married to an American and I am Namibian from Outapi. Hey neighbor😊😊
Ohhhh I remember watching your wedding video a few years ago! 🤗 I thought the cultural aspect and the simplicity of it all was so beautiful! 😍
You are a great storyteller!
The door🚪 in your video📹 is beautiful😃 is it locally 🇳🇦made and if so, is it possible to see👀 its craftsman 🛠at work building it🤔
Soo lovely
Thank you for your experiencing theory
Much love
Best TH-cam channel 😍😍
Wau this is soo lovely
I remember the wedding 💕💕💕
nice, sister
Nice story 😊
Do you have a Namibia passport now that you’re married to an Namibian native?
Psalm 121:6 the sun will not harm you by day, nor the moon by night!
Our inlaw
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Please do a DNA heritage next time
Stick that chest out, hubby!!!💜👍🏾💜
My sister you should stop saying that nonsense of African American you are in Africa now
You are now AFRICAN!!! Namibian ❤