The abrupt passing of media personality Shona Ferguson is as yet a significant shock to numerous South Africans. The Ferguson Films fellow benefactor and TV maker surrendered to Covid-19 related entanglements on Friday, July 30, at the Milpark Hospital in Joburg.

Taking to Instagram on Sunday, Ferguson’s sister Kiki Nembhard says she is as yet fighting to appreciate her elder sibling’s inconvenient demise. In an extensive explanation shared on Instagram and Twitter, the media character shared the shock and torment of losing her more seasoned kin.

“Enormous Bro! I’ve been attempting to assemble the pieces since I need to get what the heck is going on? I’m staying here with no answers,” communicated Nembhard. Reflecting over their last discussion, Nembhard said her sibling had guaranteed her he was recuperating.

“You disclosed to me you were free and clear and you were improving … I clutched your words and that is the reason I’m as yet trying to claim ignorance that you are no more” said Nembhard.

She added: “We’ve been trusting that the pandemic will be finished so we could turn up, and have some good times when you visit. Presently what?” The family has denied before reports that the 47-year-old had surrendered to a respiratory failure.

He was notable for his appearances in “Rockville” and “The Queen”, among other Ferguson Films creations.

Nembhard additionally honored her more seasoned kin: “I will miss your benevolent heart, your grin, your noisy laugher and obviously your warm embraces. You left me with recollections of to love until the end of time.”

 

 

 

 

 

In the articulation, Nembhard said she hurt at not having the option to bid farewell to her sibling and that her “heart drains” for her sister-in-law, entertainer Connie Ferguson. “I realize what I’m feeling isn’t anything contrasted with what she (Connie) and the young ladies are going through.

See the comments and reactions below as everyone is still sending their best wishes and condolences to the rest of the family,