The six year old son of Devine Collection's CEO, has been gifted a beautiful bungalow house by his mother, Mercy Maluli.
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A six year old has been gifted a house by his mother on his birthday
The boy had been praying for a house for long.
Mercy Maluli's 6 year old son, Brayden.
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Maluli shared pictures of the pair celebrating her sons' birthday stating that she had promised Brayden who had been praying for one for years.
"He has been praying for a house cause mummy promised one. God answered and he is the newest home owner in town! Anything for my boys. To brighter days ahead," wrote Maluli.
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"I thank God for life and good health over the past 6 years. My baby is a blessing to me. He is my prayer partner. The reason I wake up and grind hard. May your 6+ be full of love and light. May God hold your hand everyday. Mummy loves you," she celebrated her boy.
Business mogul
Maluli is well renowned across the celeb world as she has been able dress several of them. However, at the beginning things were not all rosy.
The CEO once mentioned how she regrets not investing in financial advice at an early stage of her business as she claims that she learned the hard way after being forced to close down her then shop for around 4 months because it was unsustainable.
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She however noted that through her loyal clients whom she is forever grateful to, she got back on her feet after a year and her business has since bloomed year after year.
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