RIP Generations The Legacy actor suffer a devastating loss

During these difficult times when death has become a norm that keeps repeating itself daily, millions and billions of people around the globe continue to suffer at the hands of this everlasting enemy.
In South Africa, it is also the case as in the last two years we have lost icons and well-known people almost every week, as covid-19 among other things has changed the world we live in forever.

Generations The Legacy actress Khabonina Qubeka who is well known by the name Khabonina Q is the latest celebrity to suffer a loss, as the former SABC 2 soapie drama, Muvhango, and SABC 3 telenova, Isidingo actress lost someone who he just found.

The 41-year-old who is a tv presenter, dancer, choreographer, and businesswoman recently found her absent father who has been absent in her life for most of her life to only lose him again, and this time forever.

The actress who plays the role of Oby on Generations the legacy shared the last conversation she had with her father on her Instagram story @khabonina_q, which was accompanied by her message about how she is lost as she was just getting to know him but for death to only take him away from her.

First of all, we would like to send our deepest condolences to the family of Ntate Twala, and Qubeka for their loss, as death is the only great real loss one could suffer in this world.

During this difficult time, look to God for comfort, and strength to deal with this untimely heartbreak called death.

Death is the hardest thing to deal with as human beings but we pray that Khabonina finds the courage and strength to deal with it because for Mr. Twala to rest in peace, he will need the remaining members of his family to find peace and accept that he is no more.

May his soul and spirit rest in perfect peace.

Source: https://instagram.com/stories/khabonina_q/2849461047817968394?utm_source=ig_story_item_share&igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=
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