Menzi Ngubane’s grief-stricken wife: ‘Nothing makes sense’

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It’s been four years since the untimely death of actor Menzi Ngubane, and the pain is just as fresh for his widow, Sikelelwa Ngubane.

The veteran artist – known for his roles as Sibusiso Dlomo in Generations –  died in 2021 after a stroke. He was just 56 years old.

MENZI NGUBANE REMEMBERED BY WIDOW

In an Instagram post, Menzi Ngubane’s widow, Sikelelwa, paid tribute to her late husband.

Sharing pictures of their wedding and relationship, she posted of his passing: “13 March 2021, my life drastically changed. Nothing has made sense since then. They say time heals; I am still waiting.

“It’s been 4 years since you departed from this world, myeni wami [my husband]. My prayer is there will come a time when I hurt less. Continue to Rest in Peace, uyohlala usezintliziyweni zethu [You will always be a part of our hearts].

In 2019, Menzi Ngubane and Sikelwa – his second wife – wed in a traditional marriage ceremony. He was previously married to Lerato Sedibe.

Last year, Sikelelwa joined the cast of the Showmax reality TV series Widows Unveiled, where she starred alongside other famous widows, like muso Mandoza’s wife Mpho Tshabala and Lerato Ngadi, the partner of the late rapper, HHP.

REMEMBERING OTHER INDUSTRY LEGENDS

In recent weeks, South Africans have remembered the passing of late, great industry icons.

Like Menzi Ngubane, their lives were cut short due to various circumstances.

They include;

  • Actress and TV and radio personality Kuli Roberts who died on 9 February 2022 after suffering a seizure.
  • Actor Patrick Shai who sadly took his own life on 22 January 2022.
  • Rapper Riky Rick who also ended his life on 23 February 2022.
  • Rapper Kiernan Forbes or AKA who was killed by a gunman on 10 February 2023.
  • Radio and TV personality Mark Pilgrim who died from stage four lung cancer on 5 March 2023.
  • Amapiano artist Costa Titch who suffered a seizure on 11 March 2023

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