Kairo Forbers' IG series keeps giving the masses the content they deserve.
AKA and DJ Zinhle's bundle of joy, Kairo Forbes, is a true mini influencer in the making.With her following nearly reaching one million, Kairo sure knows how to keep her stans entertained during lockdown.
With help from"Glammy" Lynn Forbes, who handles her Instagram account, Kairo showed Mzansi how she whips it up in the kitchen as she makes “play food” for her bIn a video that will leave you saying, “Gosh, they grow up to fast”, Kairo can be seen in her playroom with baby Thando and a kitchen set behind her.
Like a true influencer would do it, Kairo started off the video ,that she did all by herself, by explaining what she would be making for her doll. She then took her stans through the process of making purple berry fruit.
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