Kayise Ngqula Reflects on Painful Memory of Losing Her Husband 2 Years Ago
- Mzansi media personality Kayise Ngqula lost her husband in a car accident two years ago and now she is reflecting
- It was painful for her to lose her lover but she recovered and thanked God for the fact that she is still alive and doing well
- Kayise also spoke about the night her husband died and how it was hard for her to come to terms with what happened
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Former Our Perfect Wedding host Kayise Ngqula's husband was killed in a car accident two years ago and she is reflecting on the past. Kayise was seriously hurt in the accident and had to fight her way back to health.
The TV star took to Instagram to reflect on her rehabilitation and dealing with the pain of losing her husband. She captioned her post:
"Never forget. Even during your darkest moments God still had a plan for you to shine. On June 16, 2019 my life changed forever. Two years since. I’m just here to remind you that I’m a living testimony of His goodness!"
Source: Instagram
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Kayise also talked about what she remembered from the night that her husband died. She explained that she had fallen asleep in the car, attributed to a hectic week, and that she awoke to the sound of sirens.
Kayise recalls waking up in casualty with her spouse at her side after falling unconscious again. The media personality claimed that she couldn't understand why her spouse wouldn't wake up after learning that he wasn't doing well. Two years on, she remembers him and his legacy.
Wiseman Ncube opens up about acknowledging your ancestors
In other entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Wiseman Ncube opened up about the stigma attached to worshipping ancestors. Actor Wiseman Mncube has shared his views about the stigma surrounding worshipping ancestors.
The Uzalo actor said negative narratives about the practice may be the reason why many in Mzansi are still against ancestor worship. The star reportedly questioned why other celebs appear to be ashamed of their belief in their ancestors.
The thespian, who plays the role of Sbonelo on Uzalo, expressed that spirituality and creativity go hand in hand.
In a recent interview, Wiseman told TshisaLIVE that he thinks one of the reasons black people are afraid to worship ancestors is because others think older people perform witchcraft on them.
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Source: Briefly News
