The content creator has announced that she is expecting her first child, describing motherhood as something she has always wanted.
By Mapaballo Borotho

South African social media content creator Khetokuhle Ngonyama, popularly known as Kay Yarms, has announced that she is expecting her first child, describing the pregnancy as an answered prayer.
The content creator shared the news on social media, posting a series of beautiful maternity photos to announce the new chapter in her life.
“And if you would’ve ever asked me what I truly wanted to be, this would’ve always been the answer 🤍,” she wrote in the caption accompanying the photos.
The pregnancy marks a new chapter for Kay Yarms, who has built a significant social media following through her work in beauty, lifestyle and fashion.
She has worked with brands including Nivea and Comfort on digital campaigns and was featured in the Forbes Africa 30 Under 30 class of 2023.
Those who have followed her YouTube content will know that Kay Yarms has previously spoken about her desire to start a family of her own, including raising her children with a God-fearing partner.
She has also often shared moments of her life as an aunt to her nieces and nephews.
More recently, her content has focused on being intentional about how she lives, embracing slow mornings and prioritising her spiritual and physical wellbeing.
Her pregnancy announcement was met with an outpouring of love and congratulations from her followers and fellow industry colleagues.
Social media personality Lisa Mthembu, who recently shared heartwarming and emotional news about her youngest baby, was among those who congratulated her, recalling conversations they had years ago.
“It takes me back to a conversation we had years ago! You’ve truly always wanted to be a mom. I’m so happy for you and I just know your little bub is lucky to have you for a mom. Congratulations doll ♥️,” Mthembu wrote.
Kay Yarms’ announcement has since sparked a wave of congratulatory messages as fans celebrate the beginning of her journey into motherhood.
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