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The sense of humor in Pumla, the kimbeka character of Angie, the calmness in Rachel, Manuela is a real hustler, and Rosettes looks so spoilt but in reality a hardworking gal
@@manuelap.mulondo I’m so much in love with your story and love every step of your success! Keep going, and especially since you have a husband who supports your success. The sky should not be the limit as God as long as the Lord remains your tower.
Manuela's story is very touching. When you have faith, God will always make a way even when there seems to be no way. Manuela, you are anointed and a great role model to all.🙏
There are shows I wish lasted longer. These personal ones where we connect on that intimate level are among them. I love love love this show glad it's growing day by day.
Life can give you 10 children and still take them away from you,life can make you barren or not want children and still give you amazing nieces and nephews who might be like your own.
This show has a nice blend of difference. I like how every woman on this show is different and yet represents a particular woman out there. We appreciate your dedication to doing this. Blessings.
Hello from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA! I've been a fan for about 2 years. Pumla's perspective on becoming a mother and parenting resonates with me so much! I agree that motherhood is so romanticized. I'm a mother to a two year old girl and she so awesome but the thought to have another one is way too risky for me mentally, physically, and emotionally. Even if the 2nd child is great the exhaustion is so unappealing to me.
Rosette and Manuela your stories resonates with me, Indeed having gone through some experiences in life working hard is no longer an option. Thanks to all of you for sharing your story and I feel like am going to be a great woman and mother when the time comes. Stay blessed.
All of you ladies are fantastic... Angie 's feminine energy is on another level... even the way she talked pumla and Manuela on another level.... Rachel and Rosette are very calm....love ,love all the way from Kenya
I am watching this one year down the road, and I have really enjoyed listening to you ladies. You are all special in a unique way. Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing your stories to the world.
OMG i never knew theres a woman who thinks exactly like me all my life i have never had the urge for children even as ayoung girl, i have a daughter and am so conteted and fulfilled with her. I wish society can make peace with this because its entirely upon an individual to have one or more... I felt like giving you a hug Pumla much love ladies
I'm sure there are many more like us lwakuba society doesnt allow them to speak what's really in their hearts. Women fear judgement yet happiness is key. Tofaayo Angie. One day - We will hug! P
Pumla you rock. My sister from another mother. Yes l wanted children. l have 2 like Manuella but there is nothing in this world that can take me back to the labour ward. You talked about financially, mentally and emotionally. being okay with it. Oh my my many people say mbu omwana akula. Says who? If you are a hands on mum like me and Pumla, you are constantly planning. Truth be told raising children takes aloooooooooooooooooot. So when people ask me some questions l tell them l want to give my children a chance to have a better life than l did, That costs money and time to mold this individual especially in their dependency years. That's alot of work. Meanwhile as an individual you want to succeed at other things too. This is hard with many children and marriage. No one has that mental space unless you just want to be mediocre. In Africa we also have to think about looking after our old parents. I love my body too. I cant imagine having to go back in shape multiple times. More so l don't want to blame my children for my bad body shape. They also ask me what l would say if hubby wanted more children. My answer always is that's so selfish. Even if you have 10 and he is the type who sleeps around trust me he will have more children. So l am not going through body toture again. Nope,. i could type an essay about this subject. i love you girls. One day we should do a bump love get together😀
Manuela and Rosette, your stories just make us praise the Lord and be grateful 🙏 I love the fact that you remembered each other after that miserable situation. I've learnt that no matter your childhood, it's up to you to have yourself out of poverty!
Ehhh on my post. I'd also never forget my friend Joan Senyonga Nakiyonga. We met in S1 for one year and reunited again after university ❤. We have been through thick and thin , we bless the Lord for our friendship 🙏
Now for the villagers, we were not aware of poverty. We were all at the same level. Truth be told I realised that we were poor after visiting Kampala. OMG village life is better than town life. We took porridge (bush) without sugar and it was fine. Food was in plenty. Farming and working hard was the norm. I appreciate you ladies.
Today it has been Rosette and Manuela's stories that have touched me. Well done ladies, we are learning alot. Kyokka the way I love Newman's Bagia nga I didn't know it's from home! (Anti njovu clan). Naye Pumla on Balaam🤣🤣🤣
Manuelas full story is best heard on Crystal Newmans show. That's the first time I heard of Manuela and subsequently the first ever video of Crystal that I shared with all my friends. The best interview in my opinion. You are amazing Manuela ❤️
After that interview that's wen I came to know her well and started following her on all her social media accounts ,I hv never looked back she is such an inspiration to me
wow ladies wowww,Manuela and Rossette your stories are so touching having gone through the same, for me I am still writing my story and I believe one day, I will inspire someone just like you ladies and for God it is him or him.
Manuela is something else in this poverty thing..🤣🤣🤣🤣 she is such an honest person...Rosset is such a gem...Reached always graceful since..Pumla is my character,Angie is a real lady....
Ladies, I appreciate you all for being vulnerable and sharing your lives with us. There's so much wisdom and encouragement I've drawn for Bump love. Pumla, thank you for being the voice for women who "do not conform to the norm". I am one of those women who are not good with kids. I have never had children and do not mind not having any but every time I share my thoughts I am judged. It's so good to find people with similar minds. It makes me feel more comfortable in how I feel towards child bearing.
Hey Tiny. I'm glad that this platform allows us to speak openly. Hopefully this can allow more women to share and not care about judgement. We're not good with kids and it's okay. Let those who are - have them. As long as we arent hurting anyone, we should all just be able to do what makes us happy. Let society go hang 😎. P
This has been so educative. Thank you ladies for sharing your life stories. At times people look at successful people as if they fell from Mars. We forget that behind it all there is a story.
Aww, thank you🥰. I do a little Counselling, not professionally though but when people approach me, I'm open to listening and offering counsel where I can especially in the areas of faith, marriage, relationships, womanhood..
I was the first thou 🤸🏻♀️🤸🏻♀️🤸🏻♀️💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾🥰🥰 Welcome Bump lovers 💏 Angie dia that's why u a soo calm mama 💃🏾🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️we love u all , MANUELLA ANGIE ROSETT RACHO AND PUMULAH ✨️✨️✨️
Pumla you are very intelligent, beautiful and real you are not a fake. Your character is unique. And I like it. You don't live to satisfy other people, you don't pretend you are what God says you are period. South Africa.
Manuela you are my role model I love your openness about your faith and personal relationship with Jesus , it's a testament that you can be in the limelight or showbiz or celebrity n still keep your faith, you are amazing intelligent beautiful gorgeous ,powerful , enterprising
I think as a society we have no idea what parenting and having children means... Bringing a human into the world and all that comes with it... We are playing alot with it.... We just take it fwaaaaa.... My God we need to understand the work...the heart the energy... The uncertainties... Pumla I wish you continue to speak on this... People need to understand that having babies is waaaaaaayyyyyy more than just for just
Maaaaaaaaannnnnn motherhood is romanticized and yet if you're doing it right, it's bloody tough. Ah ah! I released myself from that burden. Let's leave it to those who can manage. Hehe! I will continue to speak to this. P
To be honest I really love Pumla's hair now this has even helped me to clarify my attachment to my natural twists that I always do.Like there is always a way they work for me so Pumla I really understand.
Thank u Pumla for eloquently voicing the phenomenon that is motherhood. All of us are not all cut out for it...some 1 is enough, some it's 4, others it's a dozen and some none at all. Now,because human beings(women) are not a monolith, a word esp to judgemental society,women who don't have/don't want kids aren't aliens,they just exercised their right & power to choose their own destiny(my uterus my choice)... so just live & let live! Pumla talked abt how beautifully & generously different Rosette is from some other pple who might share the same story of a history of poverty, I think what makes Rosette who she is,is that she was not born in abject poverty, her family fell on hard times somewhere along the way but that didn't harden her heart. Whereas a person who is born in abject poverty & that's all they've known since birth...that person will not be very open to giving/helping...it's all abt them & their survival.
I do love her sister locks too. Especially the color she added. My journey started a bit earlier. But I paid based off the length of my hair. Best investment I have ever made on my body. It's definitely less expensive in the long run for us simple gals. This is for life.
I love Pumla's hair style. I tried to copy it yesterday and showed it to the one dealing in hair pieces but it ended up with some curls in it. It looks just right for her that I can't imagine her without it.
That statement that Pumla made of "I wish everyone could get to the point where they can laugh at their history"Is such a great point and I say Amen to it
I have bought Newman's before not knowing it's for you Rosette , am going to buy more ....Rosette I like your vibe , didn't know you are into sales , oh gosh u r hardworking indeed . Love you Rosette
wow Pumla, that was a real raw and honest answer you gave about motherhood! It is romanticised ALOT and soceity tends to shy away from the harsh realities of having a child, raising one, etc. Thanks for speaking out, I applaud you. P.S My sis is EXACTLY like you!
We need to be honest about our fears and not let society force us into overcoming some of these things because they are valid and legitimate risks. Hugs to your sister. Mugambe it is okay. We are okay. P
Manuela looking elegant and sophisticated in that dress, Rossetti 's suite is giving boss vibes 🥂and I relate with pumla she says what we are afraid to say louder😍😍 big where it matters🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
this was a great show... Pumla, you are truly my spirit animal. The answer you gave about number of children to have. I don't understand why people always have to question a woman when she chooses not to have children or only have "very few"
Rosette thanks for being Open I enjoyed your story today. Wow wow Manuela your beautiful story no wonder I resonate with you. That's my story too. I live abroad and I still look back and I can't believe how far we have come. Beautiful.Girl that was emotional
Waaoo,what can I say? This was such a unique episode,love ,love you ladies,learnt alot from you,be blessed n keep going. Kindly make the episodes just as long,they're so enjoyable n very educative. Thanks once again.
I listened to Pumla saying motherhood is rationalized as emotional but it’s not and I cried😭😭😭It’s up to you the individual not even your husband…..My life has never been the same and i guess it will never be the same….You are the only one who knows what you are feeling…..I pride myself in motherhood but when I remember the dependency on me it’s not emotional at all Above all God alone knows the plans he has for us But also the feeling of the outcome of the child will tell whether I wasted my precious time raising or not These are the things that dnt make motherhood emotional
Hugs to you Pennah. We are all just trying to mother the best we can. That's really all we can do. May God be kind and reward us for being the custodians of his children. P
Manuela you're my everyday inspiration. Coming from neighboring districts(i.e Westnile) Have related with you in alot like absolute poverty background of being raised by our hustling single mothers and then fellow MWF alumni though we haven't yet met in person which I'm so looking forward to. Your hustling spirit is my everyday reminder. I love love you my girl. We are not going back to that poverty at all costs.
I think as women we love looking good and so we waste lots of time looking for which hair style, how should I change it next time, but thank you Pumla and Racheal for resting our case.
Amazing stories...actually realities..The hard working bit hits me hard, I am into this, basically working hard to have ends meet THROUGH the right means "As a 30yr old, hoping for Marriage soon 😃 " ... Thanks for sharing; the facts, the reality, then the jokes...Watching on...
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We've been itching to answer all these questions that you asked us on our Instagram stories recently and today we finally get to do it!
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My 🙋 question is , why do I love u all 5 ❓️❓️😘😘❤️
Answer them l am here😅😅😅😅😅
Lovely beautiful ladies
Lov u ladies u r so knowledgeable
What is pumla's skin care routine and products?
Now more than ever I love rozzette ....girl is genuinely good hearted .Pumla is a ball of energy
Oh wow💗 Humbled
PUMLA Is The Life Of The Party On This Show 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥She Is Such A Vibe 😂😂😂😂😂. Her Hair Response !!!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hahahaaha! We all have our bu vibes bambi. Lwakuba mine have some ddalu! P
I actually love Pumla’s hairstyle ❤❤
The sense of humor in Pumla, the kimbeka character of Angie, the calmness in Rachel, Manuela is a real hustler, and Rosettes looks so spoilt but in reality a hardworking gal
💯💯Spot on😊
Atte one day the hustle will end 💪 💯
@@manuelap.mulondo definately
The way i like "PUMLA" ...🙄
@@manuelap.mulondo I’m so much in love with your story and love every step of your success! Keep going, and especially since you have a husband who supports your success. The sky should not be the limit as God as long as the Lord remains your tower.
Manuela's story is very touching. When you have faith, God will always make a way even when there seems to be no way. Manuela, you are anointed and a great role model to all.🙏
There are shows I wish lasted longer. These personal ones where we connect on that intimate level are among them. I love love love this show glad it's growing day by day.
We're glad for you. You grow us ❤️. P
Life can give you 10 children and still take them away from you,life can make you barren or not want children and still give you amazing nieces and nephews who might be like your own.
Speaking like my mom
The way PUMLA responded about how she wants her hair, you can't ask anything else👌. Thanks bump love for your awesome clips.❤
I love Pumla's response about her hair. Some women like to focus on hair than other more important issues like health and wellbeing.😀👍
And I love pumlaz reaction on Racheal hair price😅😅😅😅it's hilarious
These ladies have characteristics that complement each other on this show. Like to watch the show when at the gym.
This show has a nice blend of difference.
I like how every woman on this show is different and yet represents a particular woman out there.
We appreciate your dedication to doing this.
Blessings.
You have understood the essence of BumpLove
Girls, how did you choose each other to make Bumplove 😄 you are an amazing team.
Hello from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA! I've been a fan for about 2 years. Pumla's perspective on becoming a mother and parenting resonates with me so much! I agree that motherhood is so romanticized. I'm a mother to a two year old girl and she so awesome but the thought to have another one is way too risky for me mentally, physically, and emotionally. Even if the 2nd child is great the exhaustion is so unappealing to me.
Love that we've reached Penysylvania 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾.
Thanks for being honest. Hopefully we can empower other moms to do the same. P
I love the diversity on this set.Every woman can find something to identify with on this channel.Racheal is so relatable to me.
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Rosette and Manuela your stories resonates with me, Indeed having gone through some experiences in life working hard is no longer an option. Thanks to all of you for sharing your story and I feel like am going to be a great woman and mother when the time comes. Stay blessed.
Thanks for sharing your story Manuela. Your such an inspiration to young women out there 🤗❤️
All of you ladies are fantastic...
Angie 's feminine energy is on another level... even the way she talked pumla and Manuela on another level.... Rachel and Rosette are very calm....love ,love all the way from Kenya
I am watching this one year down the road, and I have really enjoyed listening to you ladies. You are all special in a unique way. Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing your stories to the world.
OMG i never knew theres a woman who thinks exactly like me all my life i have never had the urge for children even as ayoung girl, i have a daughter and am so conteted and fulfilled with her. I wish society can make peace with this because its entirely upon an individual to have one or more... I felt like giving you a hug Pumla much love ladies
I'm sure there are many more like us lwakuba society doesnt allow them to speak what's really in their hearts. Women fear judgement yet happiness is key.
Tofaayo Angie. One day - We will hug! P
Sometimes we keep certain things to ourselves for fear of being judged other wise. I love the honesty in Pumla's answers. Thanks so much bump love.
Same here but society is so judgemental.
Am okay with it
Pumla you rock. My sister from another mother. Yes l wanted children. l have 2 like Manuella but there is nothing in this world that can take me back to the labour ward. You talked about financially, mentally and emotionally. being okay with it. Oh my my many people say mbu omwana akula. Says who? If you are a hands on mum like me and Pumla, you are constantly planning. Truth be told raising children takes aloooooooooooooooooot. So when people ask me some questions l tell them l want to give my children a chance to have a better life than l did, That costs money and time to mold this individual especially in their dependency years. That's alot of work. Meanwhile as an individual you want to succeed at other things too. This is hard with many children and marriage. No one has that mental space unless you just want to be mediocre. In Africa we also have to think about looking after our old parents. I love my body too. I cant imagine having to go back in shape multiple times. More so l don't want to blame my children for my bad body shape. They also ask me what l would say if hubby wanted more children. My answer always is that's so selfish. Even if you have 10 and he is the type who sleeps around trust me he will have more children. So l am not going through body toture again. Nope,. i could type an essay about this subject. i love you girls. One day we should do a bump love get together😀
Rosemary honey. You have understood the issue properly 🙏🏾. P
Manuela and Rosette, your stories just make us praise the Lord and be grateful 🙏
I love the fact that you remembered each other after that miserable situation.
I've learnt that no matter your childhood, it's up to you to have yourself out of poverty!
The lord is good surely
I would never ever forget Rosette..... our history is just too deep
@@manuelap.mulondo ❤️❤️My darling
Ehhh on my post.
I'd also never forget my friend Joan Senyonga Nakiyonga. We met in S1 for one year and reunited again after university ❤. We have been through thick and thin , we bless the Lord for our friendship 🙏
Aggie is indeed a princess even the way she talks
Now for the villagers, we were not aware of poverty. We were all at the same level. Truth be told I realised that we were poor after visiting Kampala. OMG village life is better than town life. We took porridge (bush) without sugar and it was fine. Food was in plenty. Farming and working hard was the norm. I appreciate you ladies.
I love this show. The honesty, you're all different yet respectful of each other.
You have figured us out for real
Today it has been Rosette and Manuela's stories that have touched me. Well done ladies, we are learning alot. Kyokka the way I love Newman's Bagia nga I didn't know it's from home! (Anti njovu clan). Naye Pumla on Balaam🤣🤣🤣
I love that rosette is sitting in the middle in yellow thanks for this episode ladies.
She's the perfect sunny balance. P
i love everyone here for being open during the show
i feel blessed each time i watch yours
Manuelas full story is best heard on Crystal Newmans show. That's the first time I heard of Manuela and subsequently the first ever video of Crystal that I shared with all my friends. The best interview in my opinion. You are amazing Manuela ❤️
Same here... it was on Crystal's show
Let me go and watch it
It was rly so deep, I cried
After that interview that's wen I came to know her well and started following her on all her social media accounts ,I hv never looked back she is such an inspiration to me
@@reyanakaweesa887 yeah, the silver lining for me was how she met Brian it was hilarious the way she described the whole experience.
The five women blend so well. So special on their styles ,background and personality
And we celebrate our diversity. We love it, we live for it. Thank you for celebrating it
I love you Pumla alot because I have finally met a real person not in movies who is actually like me and shares my thoughts on this show. Big up gal
Lol@not in movies. I feel you sis.
Loving the love! Naye Who are those in movies who are like us? 😅. P
That statement that Pumla made of "I wish everyone could get to the point where they can laugh at their history"
I wish we all could. Humbling! P
wow ladies wowww,Manuela and Rossette your stories are so touching having gone through the same, for me I am still writing my story and I believe one day, I will inspire someone just like you ladies and for God it is him or him.
Manuela is something else in this poverty thing..🤣🤣🤣🤣 she is such an honest person...Rosset is such a gem...Reached always graceful since..Pumla is my character,Angie is a real lady....
Ever watched a show and you are like damn! God picked the right souls to do it😍
So sweet of you to mention. Thank you. P
Awwwwwwwww, what a compliment
And to add icing on the cake, they are all God fearing ❤
@@annenagitta3269 Indeed
Ladies, I appreciate you all for being vulnerable and sharing your lives with us. There's so much wisdom and encouragement I've drawn for Bump love.
Pumla, thank you for being the voice for women who "do not conform to the norm". I am one of those women who are not good with kids. I have never had children and do not mind not having any but every time I share my thoughts I am judged. It's so good to find people with similar minds. It makes me feel more comfortable in how I feel towards child bearing.
Hey Tiny. I'm glad that this platform allows us to speak openly. Hopefully this can allow more women to share and not care about judgement. We're not good with kids and it's okay. Let those who are - have them. As long as we arent hurting anyone, we should all just be able to do what makes us happy. Let society go hang 😎. P
Oh woooww, congrats Rosette to Newman, love their crisps & Cashew nuts...waay to go girl👏👏, don't know why i thought it was for Crystal Newman🤦♀️
This has been so educative. Thank you ladies for sharing your life stories. At times people look at successful people as if they fell from Mars. We forget that behind it all there is a story.
I love u guys I wonder how u selected yourselves 4 this program..cos you're full of vibe and the way u blend oooh God..I enjoy u ladies
Racheal I love your simplicity and love for God, you are so wise n calm I think you cd do well as a counselor ,
Aww, thank you🥰. I do a little Counselling, not professionally though but when people approach me, I'm open to listening and offering counsel where I can especially in the areas of faith, marriage, relationships, womanhood..
A Kenyan who cannot stop watching you,such an aspiration.
Lovely. Lovely. Lovely. Will be in Nairobi next week. ❤️. P
Eeeish Karibu Nairobi
Keep us posted, much love
Karibu kenya
I was the first thou 🤸🏻♀️🤸🏻♀️🤸🏻♀️💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾🥰🥰
Welcome Bump lovers 💏
Angie dia that's why u a soo calm mama
💃🏾🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️we love u all , MANUELLA ANGIE ROSETT RACHO AND PUMULAH ✨️✨️✨️
Pumla you are very intelligent, beautiful and real you are not a fake. Your character is unique. And I like it. You don't live to satisfy other people, you don't pretend you are what God says you are period. South Africa.
Good to read a message from South Africa. I was born in Umtata! Thanks for the compliments. Hugs. P
Breathe,Shine Breathe,listen to your voice and write it down.Thank you Angie
Oh wow ! Now I am going to eat New man’s more than ever 🥳 @ Rossette . I loved this episode , it’s beautiful getting to know you all 😘
I started with Racheals hair (dreadlocks) after hairloss cause of breastfeeding then I moved to pumla's hair style. Like year after year
Angie you are sophisticated and wise ,l love your style n I love that you are a great mum.
What! Newman is Rosy's brand!?! WOW! All along am a client and I dint know hahaha. Am so happy for you girl.
Thank u dear
Manuela you are my role model I love your openness about your faith and personal relationship with Jesus , it's a testament that you can be in the limelight or showbiz or celebrity n still keep your faith, you are amazing intelligent beautiful gorgeous ,powerful , enterprising
I am going to start buying Newman's intentionally. I bought it once but now will do as one way of appreciating bump love lady
I think as a society we have no idea what parenting and having children means... Bringing a human into the world and all that comes with it... We are playing alot with it.... We just take it fwaaaaa.... My God we need to understand the work...the heart the energy... The uncertainties... Pumla I wish you continue to speak on this... People need to understand that having babies is waaaaaaayyyyyy more than just for just
Maaaaaaaaannnnnn motherhood is romanticized and yet if you're doing it right, it's bloody tough. Ah ah! I released myself from that burden. Let's leave it to those who can manage. Hehe! I will continue to speak to this. P
This was such a deep one. Pumla, I totally hear you and I can't blame you. Motherhood is tough! Ladies thanks for being so open, so candid
To be honest I really love Pumla's hair now this has even helped me to clarify my attachment to my natural twists that I always do.Like there is always a way they work for me so Pumla I really understand.
Do what works for you 👍🏾. P
Thank you ladies for this show and I love your genuine discussion
You ladies are amazing. Thank you for always pouring your hearts out .
Rosette I love the hard-working ship in you. U inspire me a lot
Thank u Pumla for eloquently voicing the phenomenon that is motherhood. All of us are not all cut out for it...some 1 is enough, some it's 4, others it's a dozen and some none at all. Now,because human beings(women) are not a monolith, a word esp to judgemental society,women who don't have/don't want kids aren't aliens,they just exercised their right & power to choose their own destiny(my uterus my choice)... so just live & let live!
Pumla talked abt how beautifully & generously different Rosette is from some other pple who might share the same story of a history of poverty, I think what makes Rosette who she is,is that she was not born in abject poverty, her family fell on hard times somewhere along the way but that didn't harden her heart.
Whereas a person who is born in abject poverty & that's all they've known since birth...that person will not be very open to giving/helping...it's all abt them & their survival.
Oh yes...so true Magalie.
Thank you Reachel that was deep about boasting one’s prayer life
I do love her sister locks too. Especially the color she added. My journey started a bit earlier. But I paid based off the length of my hair. Best investment I have ever made on my body. It's definitely less expensive in the long run for us simple gals. This is for life.
I love Pumla's hair style. I tried to copy it yesterday and showed it to the one dealing in hair pieces but it ended up with some curls in it. It looks just right for her that I can't imagine her without it.
Hahahaaa! I wish youtube allowed pics so I could see how yours turned out. P
I love it but I can’t get it well like hers
Manuella is AUTHENTIC!!!
I agree with u Pumla
I really wish everyone could reach at a level where they could just laugh at their history..I love u gals
Been checking out for this episode since midday. Finally🤗
Me too
That statement that Pumla made of "I wish everyone could get to the point where they can laugh at their history"Is such a great point and I say Amen to it
I was listening to them speak and I was humbled. But again they were laughing. We should all reach a place mazima and just laugh at out past. P
Ladies..Your experiences have touched me deeply. I’m glad you shared.I want to thank you all for giving me the opportunity to learn from you.
We thank you too. Just for being here. P
I have bought Newman's before not knowing it's for you Rosette , am going to buy more ....Rosette I like your vibe , didn't know you are into sales , oh gosh u r hardworking indeed . Love you Rosette
Awwww. Thank u ❤
@@roseviela.30 what's Newman
@@nansysherry .. Snacks, we make a variety of snacks
@Pumla my girl you are such a vibe - everyone needs a girlfriend like you. Love you lots♥️💜
Hahaha! Love received and shared right back. Kisses. P
Angie ages gracefully,she is so pretty
Hi guys just started watching you yesterday love you guys very powerful group.
Yea Racheal i trust you are up there mu prayer life. Also Seen you in mutundwe on Tuesdays.
I agree...... she is the real woman of God
As soon as I see the TH-cam notifications,I rush immediately here..I love you ladies.
wow Pumla, that was a real raw and honest answer you gave about motherhood! It is romanticised ALOT and soceity tends to shy away from the harsh realities of having a child, raising one, etc. Thanks for speaking out, I applaud you. P.S My sis is EXACTLY like you!
We need to be honest about our fears and not let society force us into overcoming some of these things because they are valid and legitimate risks. Hugs to your sister. Mugambe it is okay. We are okay. P
I'm so late 🥺 the way I was impatiently waiting for this episode , thank you for keeping us entertained en knowledgeable 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍well done fam
Manuela looking elegant and sophisticated in that dress, Rossetti 's suite is giving boss vibes 🥂and I relate with pumla she says what we are afraid to say louder😍😍 big where it matters🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Totally enjoy this conversations...a fun from Kenya 🇰🇪
How about you do an episode on "things you know for sure" each experience 😉
Sounds like a good one. P
this was a great show... Pumla, you are truly my spirit animal. The answer you gave about number of children to have. I don't understand why people always have to question a woman when she chooses not to have children or only have "very few"
Rosette thanks for being Open I enjoyed your story today. Wow wow Manuela your beautiful story no wonder I resonate with you. That's my story too. I live abroad and I still look back and I can't believe how far we have come. Beautiful.Girl that was emotional
Waaoo,what can I say? This was such a unique episode,love ,love you ladies,learnt alot from you,be blessed n keep going. Kindly make the episodes just as long,they're so enjoyable n very educative. Thanks once again.
Pumla you will kill me with laughter one day🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 love you!! I’m loving Rosette brightening up the space in yellow and her glowing skin😍
Thanks for sharing. Always eager to watch you ladies. You are changing lives positively. Keep inspiring
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All your stories in there rawness is humbling.
I have really enjoyed this episode, thanks ladies for being genuine and also for allowing us to have a little snooping☺ into your lives..❤
I love ur real life experiences that u share. I has really helped me personally.
Glad I found this show, I’m truly enjoying it! Learning so much and feeling blessed
Happy you're here 😊. P
I listened to Pumla saying motherhood is rationalized as emotional but it’s not and I cried😭😭😭It’s up to you the individual not even your husband…..My life has never been the same and i guess it will never be the same….You are the only one who knows what you are feeling…..I pride myself in motherhood but when I remember the dependency on me it’s not emotional at all
Above all God alone knows the plans he has for us
But also the feeling of the outcome of the child will tell whether I wasted my precious time raising or not
These are the things that dnt make motherhood emotional
Hugs to you Pennah. We are all just trying to mother the best we can. That's really all we can do. May God be kind and reward us for being the custodians of his children. P
Manuela you're my everyday inspiration.
Coming from neighboring districts(i.e Westnile) Have related with you in alot like absolute poverty background of being raised by our hustling single mothers and then fellow MWF alumni though we haven't yet met in person which I'm so looking forward to.
Your hustling spirit is my everyday reminder. I love love you my girl.
We are not going back to that poverty at all costs.
Thanx for the show. Been encouraged so much. Live,Love and Laugh
thank you Angie about that advice, "read".👌🏾
I think as women we love looking good and so we waste lots of time looking for which hair style, how should I change it next time, but thank you Pumla and Racheal for resting our case.
all factors constant, you guys are super fashionable, love, love it !
Thank you Precious! P
Newman's is yours Rossette's? Kudos to you. I looooove the crisps. God Bless your hands.
Amen 😊 Thx dear
I love listening to you ladies. Its really great having people with different ideologies, one can easily relate with their own life.
Oh my God! you have changed my life.God bless you all.
Bless you too ☺️
I love every bit of it, Gals you guys are full of positive, and speak real life
Thank you ladies for this show. It was raw and rich. Bless you all
Amazing stories...actually realities..The hard working bit hits me hard, I am into this, basically working hard to have ends meet THROUGH the right means "As a 30yr old, hoping for Marriage soon 😃 " ... Thanks for sharing; the facts, the reality, then the jokes...Watching on...
I love Rosset's accent,,as in the way how she talks
I love the open minds that u ladies have.Everyone has a story on them.With love to all bumplovers😘😘
Thank you, ladies,for sharing your lives with us; so candidly. Much appreciated
Thx Rachel for the prayer knowledge
Woooow! I love the honesty especially with Pumla. Great discussion bambi
Pumla i feel you .I agree with you. Thank you for sharing.I hope society learns to respect people's decisions
I hope so too 😊. P
Wooow, I love all Newman's snacks...well done Rosette
Thank u for the support ❤
My half bro is Newman