“It’s Not Sealed Until We’ve Done This Dance”: Cape Town Woman Celebrates New Home With a Jive

“It’s Not Sealed Until We’ve Done This Dance”: Cape Town Woman Celebrates New Home With a Jive

  • Content creator @kaylakimkay shared a viral video of herself dancing in her empty new home
  • The celebratory jive gained over 17,000 reactions as South Africans congratulated her on achieving homeownership
  • Property experts say the recent repo rate cut to 7% creates better opportunities for first-time buyers looking to enter the housing market
A video went viral.
A young woman showed off her new home and celebrated with a special dance. Images:@kaylakimkay
Source: Facebook

A South African content creator and public figure, who shares a lot of hair care product videos in Cape Town, has warmed hearts across Mzansi after sharing the perfect way to celebrate buying your first home.

Facebook user @kaylakimkay posted a viral video in mid-July showing herself dancing in her empty lounge area, holding a large bouquet of roses with balloons stacked nearby.

The excited new homeowner shared the clip with the caption:

"It's not sealed until we've done this dance!"

In the video, she performs a special celebratory jive as music plays, clearly overjoyed about reaching this major personal milestone. The dance appears to be something she had always planned to do once she became a homeowner, making the moment even more meaningful.

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A video went viral on Facebook mid-July.
A woman from Cape Town celebrated becoming a homeowner. Images: @kaylakimkay
Source: Facebook

Mzansi celebrates the achievement

Social media users flooded the comment section with congratulations and excitement for the new homeowner's achievement.

@Deborah Naidoo gushed:

"Congratulations 🥂 🥳🏡 Here's to many amazing memories in your new home!!"

@Mmateboho Poea shared:

"I can't wait for you to furnish the house...🥹 Something tells me it won't be as pink as...well... I would have loved it to be...but it will definitely be heaven."

@Christabel Emmanuel praised:

"That's a certified hunnay signature now🔥❤️"

@Vuyolwethu Sabani encouraged:

"This must be a great feeling, congratulations mntase, we are encouraged ❤️"

@Larna Julies celebrated:

"Congratulations on your new home, Kayla! 🎉"

@Valerie Pillay cheered:

"Yayyyyyy... You go, girl. Congratulations, this is incredible. Daughter of the Most High God... Shine!"

@Anika January wished:

"Congrats Kyla, may you make many good memories there❤️"

Repo rate cuts bring hope in SA

According to Property24, the recent repo rate drop creates better conditions for aspiring homeowners. The South African Reserve Bank announced a 25 basis point drop in the repo rate on 31 July, bringing it down to 7% and lowering the prime lending rate to 10.50%.

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Craig Mott from Rawson Property Group explains that even small rate reductions help in today's market and boost confidence among buyers. For first-time buyers, this means slightly improved affordability and stronger incentives to enter the property market.

The rate cut comes at a time when inflation remains within the Reserve Bank's target range at 3%, creating more stable economic conditions. However, households still face rising costs in essentials like food and utilities, making homeownership achievements like @kaylakimkay's even more impressive.

Ryan Greeff from Quay 1 International Realty says the rate reduction will lower monthly bond repayments and make homeownership more accessible. His company achieved over R1.4 billion in closed deals during the first half of 2025, showing growing buyer confidence.

Watch the Facebook reel below:

Other home-related stories in the news

  • Briefly News recently reported on a young man who went viral for living the luxurious "soft life" in his humble shack, but what he did to transform the space left Mzansi speechless.
  • A Gauteng man stunned South Africans with his R5,000 apartment tour that looked far more expensive than expected, making everyone wonder how he found such a hidden gem.
  • Another proud homeowner gave Mzansi a "Top Billing" style tour of her luxurious house, but it was the outdoor area that had viewers questioning how she afforded such stunning features.

Source: Briefly News

Authors:
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Nerissa Naidoo (Human Interest Editor) Nerissa Naidoo is a writer and editor with seven years of experience. Currently, she is a human interest writer at Briefly News and joined the publication in 2024. She began her career contributing to Morning Lazziness and later joined Featherpen.org. As a TUW ghostwriter, she focused on non-fiction, while her editorial roles at National Today and Entail.ai honed her skills in content accuracy and expert-driven editing. You can reach her at nerissa.naidoo@briefly.co.za

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