Hello Tall Mamas: Stunning Tall Girls Show Out in Numbers Online, Cause Massive Stir
- A tall Mzansi girl recently started a wholesome Twitter thread on tall South African girls
- Her post soon blew up as many tall girls flocked to the comment section to share snaps of themselves
- Many locals loved to see the tall girl appreciation post and were soon sharing many compliments
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A beautiful young and exceptionally tall South African lady recently graced our timelines with her snaps and called on other local tall girls to share snaps of themselves - which they did happily.
She captioned the photos:
"Tall Girls Thread."
Source: UGC
South Africa clearly has a lot of tall girls who don't mind showing off their legs for days as the thread soon became filled with snaps of tall Mzansi beauties standing proudly on their long legs. See a few of their inspirational posts below:
@kutlwano_masote said:
"1.83, hey"
@Selaelo_08 said:
"I'm so tall man, but otherwise here's to long legs"
@Siphe_Mphazima said:
"Mina nawe 1 day, okwamanje, take this"
@Mhayise said:
"& I go around saying I'm tall, ayikho lento, lo 1.8 wami akasebenzi la."
@kgotso_pedi said:
"Satafrika has no tall girls tlheng. I’ve beeeeeewn looking."
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Legit.ng previously reported that a 12-year-old girl became very popular on social media for the right reason after her sister with the Twitter handle @Nayz100 posted her pictures online.
In a tweet on Monday, October 12, 2020, the lady disclosed that her sister is 6ft tall and they had been on a hunt for a modelling agency for her.
@Nayz100 said she decided to bring her photos to the platform with the hope that they would go viral and an agency will get in touch.
The lady added that seeing her sibling succeed as a model will be a big one for her. As at the time of writing this report, the post has gathered 43,000 likes with numerous quoted responses.
Source: Legit.ng
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