Lasizwe says thanks to Mzansi for support after his dad's passing
- Lasizwe took to social media to thank Mzansi for the support he received over the last week after the news of the passing of his dad
- The social media personality said healing isn't pretty but the other side is beautiful
- The support from South African social media users continued to pour in after Lasizwe shared this message
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Social media personality Lasizwe Dambuza has expressed his gratitude to fellow South Africans after he shared his grief from losing his father on social media.
Lasizwe was thankful to Mzansi:
"Thank you to every single of one you who shared messages of hope, love and comfort during my bereavement. Healing isn’t pretty but the other side is beautiful," he wrote on Twitter.
Lasizwe was dragged by a few users for being so public with his grief, but many others decided to show him some support instead - and he appreciates it.
The last week has been a difficult one for the social media personality but the support he has received will surely carry him through his journey to recovery.
Once again, Lasiwe received a few messages of support under his post:
@PelozaTyali said: You are looking amazing with your outfit. Time does heal all wounds. Take your time, and all the missing pieces shall go back to its place again."
@nnandiphaa replied: "Lasizwe, as time goes on you'll heal baby and once you reach the other side, Trust me you'll be shining babe."
@NothandoPam said: "Love and light Lasiswe. Please consider grief counseling. It will make your journey to healing easier."
@OlebogengMncwa1 commented: "I’m really sorry for your loss . May God bring you all the comfort you need. You look amazing by the way."
Briefly.co.za previously reported that Lasizwe and Khanyi Mbau shared treasured memories of their dad on social media. Khanyi Mbau and Lasizwe Dambuza have shared some of their most treasured memories with their dad, Menzi Mcunu, on social media. Their father was buried on Friday, the funeral was emotional and their dad had a beautiful send-off.
Briefly.co.za learned that Khanyi shared a beautiful video of her dad dancing and from the video, he really enjoyed dancing and was the life of the party.
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Source: Briefly News