Tyla Goes to Nightclubs With Her Parents: “My Parents Are Lit”
- Tyla recently opened up about the kind of relationship she has with her parents
- The singer revealed that she and her siblings actually go out with their mom and dad, even to nightclubs
- Fans admired Tyla's relationship with her parents and noted how laid-back South African parents are
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Tyla claims that not only do her parents allow her siblings to throw house parties and go out, but they apparently join them.
Here's what Tyla said about her parents
Tyla recently opened up about her career and relationship with her family.
During an interview on Capital Xtra, the singer mentioned her parents, Sharleen and Sherwin Seethal, saying they aren't your average, super strict South African parents:
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"My parents love a good time. My parents are not like old-type parents, they're lit. They love us throwing parties at the house and having friends over.
"They also love going out with us, and they'll be like, 'Okay, we won't bother, but we're gonna have our own section with our own bottles."
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Tyla's parents are very supportive of her career since she decided to pursue music instead of furthering her studies or pursuing a career. She told People that it took a lot of convincing and begging for her parents to finally agree:
"So my parents were like, 'Be realistic. You need to work; this can be a side hobby. After a lot of convincing, they allowed me to do just that."
Her parents finally gave her one year to work on her music after getting their blessings
She has since won multiple awards, including a Grammy, and became a global Pop sensation through hard work and determination.
Here's what fans said about Tyla's parents
South Africans confirmed that coloured parents were a lot more laid back than many African parents:
Kali_Zetian said:
"Coloured parents be like that."
Milar wrote:
"No wonder, she has a good support system."
Bee Jonas added:
"That's how we grew up, coloured parents have vibe."
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Deejay Slamm South Africa posted:
"For us here in SA, this is exactly what we see every day. Normal for us."
MrsGamba responded:
"She's right. South Africa is normal. My mom was very strict, but my friends' parents was easy. The only reason my mom was different 'cause she was converted and never drank alcohol. If it came to special occasions, she allowed us to throw a party and still look after everyone."
Sinky Dikgale commented:
"That way, you will know your child very well and be able to protect them."
Rihanna and A$AP Rocky celebrate son's birthday
In an earlier report, Briefly News shared online reactions to Rihanna and A$AP Rocky's son's birthday.
Fans sent loving birthday wishes to the couple's little boy, with some commenting on his resemblance to Rihanna:
Pretty_MexStar said:
"That’s her twin! so cute."
@LilBirdCreates wrote:
"The cutest. Happy Bday, Lil mini Riri."
jascatron added:
"He is so cute! Riri's twin for real. Happy birthday."
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