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Celeb Couples That Make Us Feel Fuzzy

We’re usually warned to not post too many pics about our relationships on social networks. But, aren’t we glad these 5 celeb couples continue to ignore that but posting images that make us go “ahhh, how cute!”

Bokang Montjane & Simphiwe Tshabalala

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Instagram

This couple is private about their relationship, but they don’t shy away from posting pics on Instagram. With these cute pics Bokang keeps on posting, we actually don’t need intimate stuff about what they do behind closed doors. But, dear Bokang, when you do feel like opening up, call us.

Lloyd & Janice Cele

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Janice and Lloyd met at church in Durban in 2002, when they were band members of their youth ministry. “The first thing that attracted me to Janice was her legs,” Lloyd us in a recent interview with him.

Kabelo & Gail Mabalane

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Instagram

Nothing makes us feel fuzzy than a man who is not afraid to profess love for his lady to the world. That’s why Kabelo and Gail are on our list. At least once a week, Kabelo reminds us how much he loves his #BFF, as he calls her. Ahhhhh!

Trevor & Lucille Gumbi

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Instagram

Speaking of a man who shouts out loud the love for his women, comedian Trevor is up there with the rest. If you go through his timeline on Twitter or Instagram, you too will also go “ahhh, how cute!”

Khanyi Mbau & Tebogo Lerole

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Instagram

There was a time where Khanyi couldn’t go a day without posting a pic of her and Tebogo. She has slowed down though, but she gives us hope that love does exist.

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