It’s February 14th and love is in the air! It's a day to celebrate romance, friendship, and all forms of love.
Social media has been abuzz with celebrations, showcasing couples indulging in extravagant and romantic gestures from their partners this Valentine's Day.
President Cyril Ramaphosa decided to join in on spreading the love as he was spotted handing out roses to his staff onboard the presidential jet, Inkwazi.
The sweet gesture was captured on video and shared by Athi Geleba, Head of Digital Communications in the office of the presidency. It's heartwarming to see the President spreading love and appreciation to those around him.
@athigeleba Happy Valentine’s Day to all of you from the Commander-in-Chief 🌹🇿🇦
As the spirit of love fills the air, it's not just President Ramaphosa who's spreading joy.
The Ndlovu Youth Choir, who rose to fame after auditioning for the popular TV show “America's Got Talent” in 2019, has also gotten into the Valentine's Day spirit with a beautiful Isicathamiya rendition of “Hello My Baby” by Ladysmith Black Mambazo.
The choir's harmonious voices blend perfectly, creating a soulful and romantic performance that celebrates love.
@ndlovuyouthchoir Happy Valentines ❤️🌹
♬ original sound - Ndlovu Youth Choir
Another video has captured the hearts of many. A romantic student at the North-West University (NWU) campus decided to surprise his girlfriend with a bouquet - but not just anywhere. He chose to do it in the middle of a lecture, with their classmates completely focused on the lecture and not their romantic gesture.
The video shows the two lovebirds share a tender hug and kiss, completely absorbed in the moment, while their fellow students continue to take notes and listen to the lecturer.