Actress Charity (Makgofe Moagi) from Skeem Saam’s miracle babies

Makgofe Moagi said her kids are a prayer to God and the ancestors answered. The actress, who used to play Charity on Skeem Saam, told the publication she manifested her children three years before they were born.

The 41-year-old from Phalaborwa, Limpopo, said she bought baby clothes for her twins, a boy, and a girl, and put them in a wardrobe to look at for three years before her wish came true in 2019.

“I’ve always wanted kids. I’ve always been fascinated with the power of giving birth,” she said.

“It has always been my wish to have my own kids and I wasn’t sure how I would do it, as I was told I wouldn’t be able to conceive easily.
“I have endometriosis and had five cysts removed when I was young but when I got older, I realized you can actually create the life you want via manifestations.”

Makgofe said she would imagine having twins and prayed over their clothes to make her wish come true.

“In buying those clothes, I was specific. At that time, I hadn’t even met their dad, so I didn’t know who would help me conceive these beautiful babies,” she said.

“I put the clothes in my wardrobe and I would see them first thing in the morning and last thing at night.”

Makgofe said six months before she got pregnant, she dreamt about a son and a daughter.

“My babies are exactly how I saw them in my dreams,” she said. and they behave the same,” she said.

“If you want a certain lifestyle, you must put the work in and that’s in the form of manifestation.”

I almost died in 2018 – Skeem Saam actress Makgofe Moagi

The celebration of her twins’ birthday made Skeem Saam actress Makgofe Moagi reflect on her life and how she narrowly avoided death in 2018.

Makgofe, who plays Charity on the popular SABC1 soapie, took to her Instagram recently to thank God for saving her and making her live to tell the story of her hardships.

She recounted her near-death experience, when she was admitted to ICU. She said that she was pregnant at the time but no one believed her.

“Nothing fazes me in this world. I almost died, 2018 in ICU. Meanwhile, unbeknownst to everyone, I’m pregnant. I remember telling the doctors and radiographers to check if I’m not pregnant and they all dismissed that as drugged-up patient talk, but deep down in my soul I knew I was,” she shared.

The actress gave birth to twins Cayden and Gabby in her late 30s and has previously shared that she’s suffered with endometriosis.
My babies went through that hell with me, my two angels by my side. God is truly amazing. I’m humbled, in awe, feeling blessed and loved beyond measure. I might not have attained my dreams the way I had planned because God had a bigger plan for my life.

“The battle I was in He knew He had to halt my plans first, Badimo ba geshu Badimo baka fought for me and won – bana ba baloi len****, le paletšwe dimpsya tse! I count my blessings. I’m content that my life is flowing in the way that Badimo had intended it to be. I’m not rushing or competing with anyone. My life, my race, their pace.

“My ICU experience showed me that no one has everything figured out – never, impossible.