I’m battling to handle all that is going on! Everything simply feels like a repulsive bad dream that I can’t awaken from! I feel like I’m living in a strange place! I continue to ask God for what valid reason? Why Lord? Kindly assistance me comprehend!” These were Connie’s words as she grieves her better half.
 

 

 

At the point when Mzansi heard the stunning news that news investor Shona Ferguson had passed on Friday, most said they couldn’t envision what his better half Connie was going through.

Shona passed on Friday evening at the Milpark private clinic in Johannesburg from Covid-19-related confusions.

Connie uncovered that since Shona passed on, she’s been faltering — loaded up with inquiries of “why?”

Connie additionally uncovered that as she battles to manage her significant other’s demise, July 31 was likewise the commemoration of the first occasion when she met Shona, in 2001.

“This day, 20 years prior (31 July 2001), was the day God brought you into my life, and we haven’t thought back since! Our own is a unique sort of affection. We kidded about how we would have been in our advanced age. How we would alternate supporting one another and being solid for one another. The incongruity is we have effectively been doing that for as long as 20 years! Goodness how God has cherished me to give me you! We were at that point arranging our twentieth wedding commemoration in November, expecting that we had time. You and I were joined at the hip, presently I feel totally reeling, deficient, without my other half! My perfect partner,” Connie said

Individual actor Sello Maake Ka-Ncube who acted close by Ferguson in various creations, including Mzansi Magic dramatization The Queen, communicated his sympathies to individual entertainer Connie, Ferguson’s widow.

“My sister, I in a real sense sympathize with your aggravation. I have no words I can say which will mitigate the melancholy you’re feeling. Just the hand of life can help you through this one,” he composed.