Connie Ferguson Opens Up About Life Without Late Hubby Shona Ferguson

Connie Ferguson Opens Up About Life Without Late Hubby Shona Ferguson

  • Connie Ferguson has opened up about her life without her late hubby and business partner Shona Ferguson
  • The Queen actress thanked Mzansi for showing her support since the passing of Shona last month
  • The popular actor and producer succumbed to Covid-19 complications and many in the country couldn't believe that he was really dead when the news broke

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Connie Ferguson took to social media to open up about her life without her hubby and business partner Shona Ferguson. The media mogul's bae and friend succumbed to Covid-19 complications a month ago and life has never been the same for her.

Connie Ferguson, opens up, life without late hubby, Shona Ferguson
Connie Ferguson opened up about life without late hubby Shona Ferguson. Image: @connie_ferguson
Source: Instagram

The Queen actress and producer took to Instagram about three days ago to post a clip of her #CarpetSunday where she opens up about her grief. She also spoke about how grateful she is to her fans and friends for showing her love since Shona passed on.

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According to TSWAlebs, the actress said she knows that a lot of people are walking her mourning journey with her and "I feel your support."

"I give glory to God that I have many people walking this journey with me."

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Instagram users took to Connie's comment section to share their thoughts on her #CarpetSunday post. Check out some of the comments below:

mazandi23 said:

"It's amazing how God works, most people in your shoes turn away from God and get angry with Him. But this, God bless your elect."

sibamtongana wrote:

"Sending you lots of love!"

patronbobjunior commented:

"Everytime I see you, I feel like crying. I know you are a strong woman and God will help any of your needs."

zina_mq wrote:

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"When #carpetsunday becomes a ministry. Powerful."

mbalezinhle_za said:

"I like the way you eat the word of God, it's is our comfort even in time of grief."

mduduzi1897 added:

"You are such an inspiration, Ausi Connie. I love the way, you recognize and value the creator in your life."

SA celebs mourn with Connie Ferguson

In related news, Briefly News reported that Mzansi celebs and other social media users mourned with Connie Ferguson after she penned a touching post to her late hubby, Shona. The popular TV producer and actor passed away on Friday, 30 July due to coronavirus complications.

The Queen actress took to social media to pour her heart out following her hubby and business partner's death. She also posted snaps of Shona and herself during their happy moments.

In the lengthy Instagram post, Connie Ferguson expressed that her life is now off balance because she has lost her other half. According to ZAlebs, she went on to say:

"I’m struggling to process everything that’s going on! It all just feels like a horrible nightmare that I can’t wake up from! I feel like I’m living in a twilight zone! I keep asking God WHY? Why Lord?"

Source: Briefly News

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Mxolisi Mngadi (Editor) Mxolisi Mngadi is an entertainment reporter. He graduated in 2002 from Damelin with a Diploma in Journalism, majoring in African and International Studies, Journalism and Electronic Media. He then started his journalism career at the Daily Sun newspaper, went on to The Citizen, and worked as a senior reporter at News24. He has been a writer for more than 15 years.