Cheap and healthy fruits of East Africa

[@tararamtantataram7416]

I was born in Ethiopia, east Africa ofcourse and currently live in US . and eating other world fruit is like eating picture as compared to African because most of them are GMO so that I miss those fruits ... Original and natural sweet fruit . God bless our Africa and am the big fan of you pls keep doing this and teach real African culture to the rest of the world ... God bless you luv you.

[@marvellous-goddavid2401]

It's the paper fruit for me and how a lot of things don't have that natural sweetness..

[@elroymatekwa8702]

What up w pple and GMOs anyway, they are tailor made to last longer , have richer taste and be resistant to disease, here in Kenya, the govt has invested so much in GMOs but they ain't no one whining that the trees don't make them like they used to

[@tarikmehmedika2754]

Well here in SE Europe most fruits are not GMO luckly and taste excellent.

[@AnastasiaB44]

Yesss I’m from the US and I was mesmerized by the seeds in the fruit!! Our government has genetically modified the food to stop producing seeds so that farmers have to purchase new seeds instead of collecting from the ground. City planners also purposely plant an abundance of male trees (pollen producing) and remove female trees (fruit producing). To have fruit bearing trees near your home is a blessing!! Also gmo’s are not good for the nervous system or the immune system. Also our food tastes fake. I’m so proud to be an African descendant and pray I get to go one day

[@mahider_tegenge9803]

ሰላም እኔም ከኢትዮጵያ እንዴት ነህ ማለት እፈልጋለሁ

[@leemoreno7435]

Without sounding shallow, you are one of the most naturally beautiful people I've ever seen in my life and I've been all over. The fact that you are sweet and genuine is so rare in this crazy world. Keep doing these awesome videos teaching others about the place you call home and yourself and this channel will blow up. God bless!

[@deboramalualbarach7371]

She is not that natural. She has make up and a wig on. And the background/ house is not where she stays. That’s just for acting. Go through her Instagram pics and you’ll see what I mean. All in all she is still beautiful

[@Cal3000]

@@deboramalualbarach7371 looking at her videos and all the skills she has of the land, she was definitely a small village girl growing up.

[@leemoreno7435]

I'm going by what I've seen in my travels and yes, there are some beautiful people on this planet. The great thing is that beauty is subjective! We are all beautiful in our souls. So....you are beautiful too!

[@denniswambua207]

Indeed so pretty

[@milarsejemba313]

@@pitbullsarefamily Yall just come here to spread your negativity...you are sad!

[@yusufkasako1896]

This queen is also naturally built for children’s tv programmes ! Please let someone sign her on!

[@missqt48]

IKR her face is pleasant to look at. She’s a rare gem that’s for sure 😍

[@valentinengare3022]

Absolutely true

[@joyisaiah98]

I said the same thing when I heard her explaining/reacting to the fruit.

[@aao449]

She has a beaming personality too!! She’s a star.🤩🤩🤩

[@allergictohumansnotanimals5671]

TV and contracts aren’t for everyone. I think building her channel where she’s comfortable is best, she looks so happy.

[@totallydog6023]

She’s pretty but her skin is so Beautiful 🤩

[@originaleverythingelseisca5977]

I LOVE THIS!!! THE HEALTHY EATING, THE BEAUTIFUL SKIN COLOR THE HAIR. THE EVERYTHING!!

[@nataliaturner4845]

It's like if Eve had a youtube channel & is showing us life in Paradise lol 💖😊

[@originaleverythingelseisca5977]

@@nataliaturner4845 exactly

[@anya931]

No worries

[@anya931]

Fresh ❤️❤️❤️

[@bbgigi7472]

Grrl…you’re a queen and so blessed to be living in the motherland! The fruit looks so delicious and I love how you place them on the leaves instead of a plate. Being an African American, I hope to one day visit Africa. Many blessings beautiful queen, keep doing what you do!

[@esternwairimu4959]

Welcome to the Mother fresh 😎 from the Garden 😀

[@senegalaise2251]

We are waiting for you sister to our Mama Africa

[@bbgigi7472]

@@senegalaise2251 thank you…someday!!❤️

[@n1a316]

She’s not living in your motherland. She’s from east Africa. Y’all descend from west Africans

[@bbgigi7472]

@@n1a316 Africa is the motherland to all human beings. Life began in Africa. “PEACE!”

[@OvSpP]

I love how she dresses, looks like a goddess 🤩

[@17SAIMPOINT]

she dresses like Lady which she is

[@irenakiller7310]

@@17SAIMPOINT what are you on about? "ladies" can dress any way lmao her dress just looks really good on her.

[@eurywoulahan7412]

@@irenakiller7310 darrly Simon sais nothing strange or offensive, I assume they ment she dresses like the lovely lady she is.

[@theemperor5789]

@@irenakiller7310 lady is a respectful term to address a women I don't understand how you thought they were being offensive

[@NoName-sp5dp]

@@theemperor5789 yall were definitely trying to define womanhood for other women.

[@maureenbennett809]

She is what you call”OUT OF THIS WORLD” beautiful, beautiful smooth dark coffee coloured complexion. She could easily be a model! ❤️😀🇯🇲🇺🇬

[@206REGGAE]

She IS a model.

[@O2Oxigeno]

I love her smile 😊 omg so beautiful

[@JamAKenyanAdventures]

I LOVE this! I’m a Jamaican living in East Africa for a while & I can honestly say that the fruits are very similar to what we have in the Caribbean. Love love love fruits! The food is similar so I’m not too homesick 🥰

[@DawnMartinOfficial]

When I first saw you I literally choked up because you are so incredibly BEAUTIFUL! Your flawless skin not only glows but glistens, your smile/teeth, hair, shape, etc. seem perfect! YOU LOOK LIKE A QUEEN OR A LIFE-SIZE DOLL! YOU SHOULD BE A TOP MODEL! My Black people are so NATURALLY GORGEOUS & REGAL LOOKING!

[@Insert_badass_username]

I spat out my water when I saw her, SHE'S LITERALLY SO STUNNING AHHH

[@carrington2949]

She is absolutely one of the most stunning people I have ever seen. I know her from Tiktok.

[@abiogreshajem-spj8035]

Here in the Philippines, we also got the Soursop and it is called Guyabano. Years ago, there are a lot of Guyabano trees in our neighborhood, but they slowly die due to pollution. Also the Papaya, they are easy to plant so they are still a lot of them here. Jackfruit or Langka too is a lot in our neighborhoods. I remember picking them with my grandmother from her friend's backyard and we are going to carry those spiky fruits to houses. Oh! Also the Indian Mango and that banana! I think it is called Saba? If I identify the banana right... and we usually put them in lumpia wrappers or just caramelized them and eat them for pre-evenings! Sending love here! Have a nice day:D

[@osewilliemz8069]

Aswr, soursop trees r just 2 sensitive 2 dia environment n it's annoying

[@jayyu8645]

Ahh that's how we have a Papaya tree in our front yard 😮

[@volitionspark2686]

Filipinos also have delicious fruit. Blessings to you, too.

[@Human_01]

I genuinely love the Philippines too (and the genuine emotional-empaths among them ❤️❤️❤️)! -African (currently living in the colonial UK 😭😭😭)

[@mothratemporalradio517]

@@Human_01 if you disapprove of the UK, then why are you living there?

[@RoxanneRoxanne760]

If you stay consistent I promise you , your page will blow up like CRAZY and the entire world will soon know you ❤️

[@TheFriendlyPsychopath]

Hate to be the one to tell you this, but this is a KZbin channel!

[@NightmareRose86]

Bad things happen to black people when they a lot of exposure. We should keep her a treasured secret

[@RoxanneRoxanne760]

@@TheFriendlyPsychopath no shit Sherlock

[@RoxanneRoxanne760]

@@NightmareRose86 stop the negativity

[@NightmareRose86]

@@RoxanneRoxanne760 I'm not being negative, I'm telling the truth. They went after the tik toker who does those simple videos and there are people who are mad at her already because she doesn't answer their questions they way they want.

[@JavierMartinez-ec9wp]

All those fruit looks delicious. You're such a precious young lady

[@coreyoden2866]

I never thought that level of beauty was possible....she is SOOO PRETTY!! OMG!!😍

[@Lilyium]

A way to keep the jackfruit from turning brown which is an enzymatic process due to oxidation (perfectly safe to eat, just not aesthetically pleasing), is to rub a little acidic juice mixed with water. Lemon or pineapple works well. Tips from a person who grows jackfruit in their backyard. 💜

[@Joseph-zd7kg]

She knows this and probably has a better way since she is African and they grow those fruits there

[@Blissid_Waters]

@@Joseph-zd7kg Perhaps, perhaps not. No need to shut someone _down,_ when giving a helpful tip. 🙄 *ESP since it can be helpful to the potentially thousands of others who see it. Do better; be better.*

[@luna-p]

I was wondering how you'd preserve and store that gigantic fruit. I'd need a couple extra refrigerators

[@Fucorii]

@@Blissid_Waters bold of you to assume they said it negatively.

[@Blissid_Waters]

@@Fucorii _Discernment,_ Water. You're also late, so you didn't see the _unedited_ comment. Bold of you to comment without all of the facts, and little discernment. Be well.

[@lifeasmarina44]

I love eating all those fruits! Especially the Soursop! I'm watching from all the way in Trinidad 🇹🇹 (In the Caribbean)... 💜

[@chaylah5950]

🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹❤🤍🖤

[@cindaboneo52]

🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🙏🏽❤️

[@deeslifeofficial8073]

I love those fruits to 😊✌️

[@chigere]

❤️🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹❤️

[@rse432]

@LifeAsMarina Indeed....the health benefits of soursop is impeccable, especially for women.

[@MariaLuisa-qm2kn]

im from brazil and we also enjoy all of these fruits! they were mainly carried from asia and africa during colonization. its so heart warming knowing that, even though we share the same tragic past and live in different areas of the globe, we can cherish the same flavours

[@tvs9978]

It's actually the other way round. A lot of fruits, flowers and beans like coffee and cocoa were brought to Africa from Brazil and the Carribean

[@JD-ny3vz]

@@tvs9978 It went both ways

[@Human_01]

Agreed! Also, Please research 'narcissitic personality disorder' (NPD) / 'cluster-B'; and know that they are the 'root of all evil' (especially 'ESFJ/ESTJ-narcissits'; Myers-Briggs reference, look it up)! European 'ESFJ' are the worst personality type, and they are responsible for inventing 'racism' and colonization! It is in their neuro-psychology!! Spread the word!

[@Rayrockny]

Well said

[@ashtonsymm4180]

@@Human_01 'They invented racism its in their dna'. The irony of that statement is rather delicious.

[@pauljordan1080]

She's absolutely gorgeous, beautiful black QUEEN!👑 😍😍😍

[@SwiftieSisters_13TS]

For someone who has never been to Africa watching these videos and seeing the culture and how you do things is so cool

[@marshabuchanan-allen2606]

We have all these in Jamaica and we tap the jackfruit too😊 That is a great feast right there, there is nothing quite like walking out i to the yard and picking your own fruit, free of pesticides and gmo crap. By the way I Loooooove your afro.

[@zionsdaughter3954]

Exactly what the e world especially western society needs to see! Easy, free, happy , natural living. A woman being a woman beautiful in her skin! Kudos from the US, you are going to be big!! Change the narrative and continue to show to e world your beautiful smile!

[@ritalukoowe5139]

Well said from the 👄 of a 🇺🇬 👩🏾

[@beautifullyhealedroses]

I'm from the US, and I had never tasted fruit as sweet as I've tasted when I visited Africa.

[@kizito8888]

This takes me way back. I grew up doing everything she does in her videos. ♥️

[@Earthlove-bc]

Beautiful presentation… these fruits are so succulent juicy and sweet … apples cannot compete …

[@CloudedTear816]

When she was tapping the fruit and talking, I easily imagined her doing voice overs for educational kid shows! I won't lie....I would watch! 😏😏😏😂

[@ronaldmadziro5679]

Keeping it real with our African Queen,Uganda has so much to offer our people. One love family.

[@brown_and_curly_ne_girly4551]

I’m in my office and I was letting KZbin auto play some news and current event videos on our huge wall mounted TV and this video randomly played, and at first we all sorta laughed, not at you, just at the randomness of the algorithm. But as I looked around I realized all 4 of my middle age white male employees that were in the room at that moment were standing in silence watching you in a way that wasn’t just about your physical beauty, but rather the inner glow that radiates from your deeply warm and calming energy. Your smile and love of life was just so infectious and really special to see. We all felt just happy after watching you. We subscribed. So now you have 5 attorneys in Nebraska who have your back and who are really hungry now 🤗🥰! We just wanted to share that.

[@milkoansah-johnson8768]

Thank you for a special compliment

[@thedrflo4558]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@MountainJohn]

you're acting like its some kind of miracle that white men can watch a black woman, as if they are predisposed to being racist assholes. If it wasn't, you wouldnt specify in your comment they were white or men. smh

[@itsjustaname3386]

Don't listen to that one comment that are bashing you. It's funny how actual Africans are happy that European/any white ethnicity (or anyone that's not African) is genuinely enjoying our culture but other people insert the negativity of the politics in their country. As an African myself, all we ever here about from other continents is negativity, so any positivity is just great, and this comment really made me warm inside and smile. I really appreciate you appreciating our culture❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ but judging from your username, you seem black, so I don't know why that person came for you for no reason🤷🏽

[@MountainJohn]

@@itsjustaname3386 if you're talking about me... They did not need to specify that they were white. I find it stupid to mention that "even the white men were interested" as if it was some kind of achievement. If the content is good, any race or gender will watch.

[@emberystudios8406]

I love how happy she is.Such a great influence 😊.

[@yamkoochanceaulme8865]

Maravilloso....genial... Bellísima Angela Gracias

[@MaggieVlogs5050]

I miss my Ugandan village fruits and vegetables are free for everyone if you don't have you get from your neighbors!

[@bnellaniyah]

Sister, please continue to represent the Motherland in such a positive way! Continued blessings from the Diaspora!! 🙋🏾‍♀️🙋🏿‍♀️🙋🏽‍♀️

[@kcook8119]

Motherland? Were you born there or which country do you have ties to?

[@Darwizzyjr]

@@kcook8119 Africans were the first ppl, therefore Africa is basically everyone’s motherland

[@kcook8119]

@@Darwizzyjr no they weren't. Adam and Eve were first and they were white but thinks for playing

[@Darwizzyjr]

@@kcook8119 they were not lol

[@kcook8119]

@@Darwizzyjr read a bible

[@tbella5186]

Your voice is so musical, love hearing you speak! Lots of Love from Midwest US.

[@yerocsetag4614]

Much love from Chicago… this woman is just pure beauty!!!!

[@kimdan2120]

The fruits look so fresh and delicious! She also has a beautiful smile.

[@the7thseven873]

Wow. I've never seen a fruit that size😮✨ That's a fruit for a whole year. Just need to have one and you're straight. Wonders of the world✨

[@larrybillups5689]

U have beautiful skin, and a beautiful blossom of hair.

[@HankD13]

I grew up in Uganda and then Kenya this is a happy throwback to my childhood. Then teenage years in Zambia. The things we grew in our various gardens.... mind blowing - and of course we did not appreciate it at all! Like Avocados made great "hand grenades" for throwing at each other! Crazy world. Love watching this kind of thing - but it does really make me feel that sad/happy memories of childhood. Thank you.

[@korraisawsome]

Wow that’s so cool

[@ericchamata9902]

Hey Ian am zambian and I know exactly what you are talking about 😊

[@kahina937]

You are such a blessing in this world. I love your videos and your beautifully contagious smile. When I have a bad day, your videos brighten it up. Thank you for sharing your life with us.

[@maureenkakooza4223]

This reminds me when we used to go visit grandma, that's how she used to serve food, princess thanks for representing our mother land 🇺🇬🇺🇬❤️❤️

[@cmartin5903]

I am Jamaican but has always desired to know more of everything about Africa. We even have the same things in the wild back home or sometimes produced.

[@jax.4629]

I wanna go to Africa one day maybe I'll try these if I do! Africa is really cool and my aunt found her husband in Africa :))

[@egg9605]

That's cool! Which countries would you like to visit the most?

[@tonyabeth9947]

All that fruit looks incredible!! 🤩

[@orangswiss8946]

All the way, I was waiting for beautiful 'things' from Africa. And here I am enjoying this beautiful and charming presentation. I look forward to seeing you again.

[@solowarrior1145]

So beautiful! Thank you for showing this aspect of Africa. I wanna go and live there!

[@GolfwangAkire]

Her Rich vibrant skin, her really clean and rounded hair and her Enthusiastic personality washing fruits. Just makes me straight up jealous, I want a stock of those fresh fruits and still look pretty eating.

[@carmengogeidnas9670]

I would love to see more videos about your native fruits and plants. They are so foreign and interesting to me!

[@natedawg1007]

You know she eats healthier than like 50% of America. Love your vids and now I’m hungry 🥲

[@dinda_ashleysbestfriend666]

Im born in Indonesia so Africa is a amazing place! There's a awesome thinks in Africa!

[@savannahrobinson9653]

You are literally the prettiest woman ever!!!!

[@cheonjej766]

Here in South India these r also cheap and common and very delicious.❤️

[@ashleywilson1553]

Namaste ♥️ from your black American sister. 🙏

[@cheonjej766]

@@ashleywilson1553 Hi! Here in my state of Kerala, India we say Namaskaram.❤️Only Hindi speaking natives of some part of North India use Namaste. Just saying 😊

[@smallsingingelephants]

@@cheonjej766 I myself am North Indian and I didn't even know lol

[@kurokaizen1889]

@@cheonjej766 *Namaste.*

[@dilyaTebya]

@@smallsingingelephants thats sad

[@evefavorse5939]

That’s why its called Mother Africa, such amazing bounty! I hope to visit one day!

[@beencouraged9441]

Such a beautiful soul, much love from Jamaica 🇯🇲, I hope to see the mother land of Africa some day

[@ronaldmadziro5679]

We Africans love Jamaica, our cultures are similar.

[@beencouraged9441]

Yes I do realize how much we have in common, after all we do share the same lineage 😊

[@LudikVideos]

Невозможно оторвать взгляд от такой красивой девушки и шикарных фруктов! ) Вы молодец, продолжайте радовать зрителей) Я из России, не знаю что я делаю на вашем канале, но мне нравится)

[@orcastarnewaccount9408]

You are stunning! I love your videos and all the nature that I can hear and see!

[@Kuuppon]

Just so adorable and pure. Never change and keep making these beautiful videos.

[@thespecialduck5030]

being a viewer sitting in the suburbs of new England i really enjoy educating myself on other cultures and appreciating how people around the world live their lives. thank you for sharing this with us :)

[@traceylmayo8414]

Australia says same here it really does make you realise that h eastern cultures really fake I mean you don't see any of these cultures giving their child a plastic doll for example tell them to go and play pretend that you are something that you're not if that make sense hotel in to sit down and stare at a box called a TV with all fake role models and bad news

[@straw.berrryyy]

same, this is really entertaining

[@zacoone]

The fruit has full sized seeds in them unlike what you find here in the so called "United States". The fruit here has been genetically modified to look more "appealing", yet is less nutritious due to the smaller seed sizes. For example, if you compare the seeds of bananas from the past to the present, you will notice that the seeds have all but disappeared from genetic manipulation and selective breeding. You can only find seeded grapes at select few locations in the "States" these days. (Edit - grammatical errors)

[@lewis7515]

How can it be less nutritious, "due to", smaller seed size? Do you eat the seeds?.. If seeds are eliminated, wouldn't the resources the plant would use to create the seeds then not remain in the fruit - resulting in a _higher_ nutritional value by weight, with smaller seeds: not, lower?

[@botanic3428]

Nutrition does not relate to seed size.

[@NamaiWalterHeins-re4nu]

Have you seen what bananas looked like before selective breeding? Almost not edible because of the big seeds. There is a difference between gmo and natural selective breeding. Although selective breeding usually is for esthetics and not for aroma and taste 😬😅

[@botanic3428]

@@NamaiWalterHeins-re4nu Selective breeding is also, at least historically, in major part done to increase yield per season of said fruits, wheats, grains etc.. Wheat as we know it has been bread for centuries to look as it does now. With a hexaploid genome, with seeds that dont fall off the plant and other factors which make increase yield. GMOs in its ideal form just fasten the process of selective breeding to an very high degree. Being able to specifically look for desired traits and enforce them in future generations has incredible potential. The problem lies within this very high number of possible changes to the plants. Changes in plants with GMOs can really range from highly benefical for all humans, in more ways increasing living quality in third world countries, to purely aesthetic changes like reducing or stopping production of certain enzymes in apples that, when in contact with oxygen oxidize cellular matter thus turning apples brown. Its all a very nuanced topic, alltogether one not even remotely as black and white as @Zhakoh suggests.

[@NamaiWalterHeins-re4nu]

@@botanic3428 Honestly I think you overestimate the gmo aspects. It sound like you work at marketing at a gmo business . Your arguments sounds indoctrinated 🤣. "Highly beneficial for all humans" / "increasinh living quality in third world countries" Have you ever research how many farmers killed themselves out of shame after they invested in gmo's and didn't get the yield they were promised by the gmo-sellers. So they couldn't pay of their investments and their debts. Have you ever researched how many farmers went back conventional farming after serveral seasons of red numbers with gmo? So after the research I did, I do not believe gmo yield more and produce better quality seeds. They might even cause harm to humanity contributing to sickness among animals and humans.

[@Kassiusday]

That beautiful afro hair is impressive : so happy to see a black woman having her natural afro hair shape without any embarrassment!!! African fruits are so tasty …. Thank you to share !!!!!

[@naruto04]

She’s absolutely so gorgeous! I can’t wait to go to Uganda this September. ❤️

[@highrisejules]

Many years ago I had the pure pleasure of eating bananas 🍌 and pineapples 🍍 FOR THE FIRST TIME in Cameroon. 😋 I almost fell over. Organic food is real. Some of my friends grandparents from Kenya, Ethiopia lived a full life as old as 105 years old because they eat good food and honor the God who created this goodness!! God Bless you and your youtube channel. ❤Love from Canada

[@spoilersrealm7805]

you can come anytime .you re welcome

[@highrisejules]

@@spoilersrealm7805 Lovely thank you my friend

[@Bv3276]

I’m Afro American from Cameroon. ☺️🇨🇲

[@spoilersrealm7805]

@@Bv3276 please visite some day you will like it

[@Khangel]

I grew up with these fruits in the Caribbean, and living in Canada, the indigenous Northern fruits are bland in comparison. Thankful that we can still get tropical fruits up here. I hate apples.

[@toni7808]

Lmao SAME! I also live in North America (the US) and I HATE apples. I miss Otaheite apples. I am grateful to be close to a Jamaican store where I have access to lots of tropical fruits.

[@erintenhage8692]

I would love to learn more about native edible plants here in Canada! Apples are a European crop that was brought over. :) I have yet to find a native fruit as flavourful as a mango or papaya but I was told to try a perfectly ripe pawpaw fruit for a native near-equivalent, and I can't wait to find one! Have you tried pawpaw before?

[@AKu-xs5vg]

@@erintenhage8692 paw paws are sweet, but I dont think they're native to canada. Pretty sure they come from desert regions in Mexico US Also, apple's are native to central Asia

[@erintenhage8692]

@@AKu-xs5vg I was shocked too!! They are only native to a small range, the Carolinian forest zone of southern Ontario, where our border dips more south than the rest of the country. They grow in the woods near our home. It's pretty special, especially since the fruit doesn't travel well and needs to be eaten at just the right ripeness. :) Haha not an easy fruit, but a delightful one!

[@wraith657]

Your videos are incredible! I love how you show the natural beauty of Africa. It's just so simple, and pure! I would give anything to live like that!

[@stefaniejhoydacaymat9631]

Wow this is why I love Africa and europe it's so beautiful

[@Literallyitslina]

Yummy so many exotic fruits that I wish to try one day

[@17thcolossus91]

its great to know that other cultures also enjoy the use of Banana leaves. Their use should definitely be more wide spread

[@endtime_watchman]

I’m watching from the US and my home country is Haiti 🇭🇹 I love everything about you! God bless!

[@Radioheadfan245]

You're so pretty! Thank you so much for taking the time to teach us about your Culture and traditions! I live in Canada, and my family is Mexican, I love learning about new cultures, so again, thank you! You are truly an amazing person! Keep up the amazing work! 💕💕💕💕

[@aesha8689]

i know you mean well but this isn't African culture and we're kind of sick of that generalization. It's a continent of 54 countries, and within those countries are hundred of different languages and tribes. most people in the west still think it's one giant land mass and that people live in huts, have no internet or water. Angella is from Uganda (east Africa) and she's teaching you about her culture specifically. You wouldn't lump mexico, U.S and Canada's foods as north american culture. so the more you know 🙂

[@Radioheadfan245]

@@aesha8689 I'm so sorry to offend! I can delete my comment, thank you for telling me. I do appreciate it a bunch! Also, thank you for the amazing explanation!

[@aesha8689]

@@Radioheadfan245 you're welcome! and oh no you don't have to delete it, just spreading awareness :)

[@DojinDan]

I love you too! Thanks for brightening up my day.

[@briandyer2090]

Embracing who she is naturally, inhances her aura to another level..inspiring..comforting..mother AFRIKA

[@TMHKingdomCome7]

All Praise to the Most High for His fruitful blessings on the lands of Africa! Looks so delicious!

[@vidaokyere7407]

It's true ooooooo.Let us give thanks to God almighty.

[@babykay876]

I've never seen jackfruit that big 😳 😊 before that brings back memories wen I was a younger girl in Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@georgiagunning5533]

Gosh they were that big in Manchester we just follow our nose

[@biancanunes8889]

wow, beautiful video, beautiful fruits and beautiful soul🌱

[@ginagibson407]

This is why you’re so beautiful you eat good healthy fruit grown fresh in your village and planted by GOD. I need to eat more fruits 🍉 🍍🍌🥝 and vegetables TYFS and be BLESSED

[@howtosurviveelectronichara6474]

You are without a doubt the most beautiful human being I have ever seen with my own human eyeballs.

[@TedVeroTV]

This is a window into a truly beautiful world. Thank you for sharing it with us 🙏🏿🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sinazotame2411]

Godess 😍😍❤️❤️👑😭😭her beauty can't be explained ,God was just showing off when creating her how can someone be so perfect 😭

[@17SAIMPOINT]

she is!!!!!!!

[@OnewithNature2000]

I KNOW RIGHT. LIKE SHE IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MAIDEN I EVER SAW IN THE SOCIAL MEDIAS SOOOOOOOOO FAR. SHE IS JUST GORGEOUS

[@digimonalvatrax2738]

Wish I had hair like her 🥲

[@jesitinakiwale8676]

African we are so beautiful I'm proud to be African girls thanks GOD😍😍😍

[@hortadinamica]

What a beautiful skin color!!! Wonderful smile!!!

[@fabricedeslias8084]

😃😃 Marvelous !!!! Thanks for the Joyce and good fruits ,!!! 💚💫💦👋🙏

[@chamomile3620]

oohh we have numbers of similarities. but i still want to visit your country and try your foods!! love , from the Philippines 🇵🇭

[@Phxboy602]

I ve been to makita

[@missollytv7277]

This is true #cheap and healthy fruits of East Africa..thank you for sharing with our eyes and making us salivate..your new friend here

[@reinhardt5405]

Looks very appetizing! Thanks for sharing, Miss

[@wills6226]

It’s your amazingly beautiful smile , I watch just to see you smile. Don’t stop

[@ToWin420JoeDirt]

She’s way too beautiful 😍

[@oguun_garvey6531]

Need more of this. I could watch this type of video from you for hours 💯

[@handl3_me]

As a child when I used to live in jamaica me and my brothers used to roast the jackfruit seeds, mm.. so tasty. Soursop juice with a regular with Sunday dinners but also enjoyed anytime. Great job👍🏾.

[@dwsvlogs97]

Those fruits are extremely exotic I would say that they look good but I've never had them before

[@crbayliss2362]

Her energy and love of life is just so refreshing in this world that we now live in

[@blackpantherhi-fisoundsyst4712]

Dat watamelon an enormous jack look delicious give tanks n enjoy Jahs blessings

[@celestialgatekeeper5136]

You are like a magical fairy🧚‍♂️

[@bahaar2825]

Yes, she absolutely looks a magical fairy...so beautiful and angelic.

[@akwaabab8504]

All that fruit looks so delicious!

[@truthandjustice7219]

This brings back memories of my childhood days in Jamaica.. Good thing is all of these tropical fruit I used to eat free. As we would said back in those days we " those fruits we used to stone dogs" now it's so expensive and not even organic..

[@creamii_bba4428]

I love this woman so much. Even though I just saw her on my fyp like 2-3 days ago, her voice is so smooth proper, her attitude is kind and welcoming and she’s so pretty! Thank you so much for this content! 💗💗

[@preedraag]

She's absolutely gorgeous!

[@christykelly1]

That looks so good! I live in Southern Africa so we have different fruits here.

[@moonlitflowers0613]

It’s great to know that I have part of your culture because I’m from Puerto Rico and our culture comes from many different places including Africa. 👏👏👏

[@JD-ny3vz]

Shout out to the diaspora owww!

[@IvanTGCF]

I absolutely love learning more about other places in the world. All these fruits look so interesting!

[@davidtaylor328]

God Bless You Angella & I LOVE your videos. You light up the room with your spirit & charm & I like that. 2 Thumbs Up to You & your Videos !!! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@rickbeckett9102]

Everything looks so beautiful! Everything!