Rami Chuene: Actress Admits Covid19 Pandemic Has Broken Her
- Veteran actress Rami Chuene has opened up about the devastating effects of Covid-19
- The media personality admitted that the pandemic has left her and many around her broken
- Social media users agreed with her and shared their own heartbreaking experiences with the global pandemic
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Rami Chuene recently took to social media to share that she and many others were still reeling from the affects of the Covid-19 pandemic. Not only has the global health disaster taken lives, it has also affected livelihoods and the mental health of many. Taking to Twitter, Rami shared:
“Truth be told, Covid-19 took so much away from us. We smile, laugh and live through the pain just so we can go on living but the damn thing broke us. F*ck, Covid-19 broke us.”
Her tweet hit home for many social media users who are still feeling the damage of the virus.
Fellow actress Refilwe Modiselle said:
“True. Mom to just get up and try figure life out as though we have no direction is so painful. Some want to judge circumstances based on the "norm" of life... But are not in the norm... This is something else no one could be prepared for. E bohloko. And you are expected to be OK.”
Mawezita said:
“You making me cry. This virus has deeply killed us alive. The only difference between us and those six feet under is the breathing we still have even if it might be hard to breathe for some of us.”
MarjorieMahlang said:
“We lost our loved ones, those who survived are left with chronic conditions and some left them disabled. After eight months still don't have sense of smell.”
Ngqizar said:
“Covid-19 ndiyayizonda (I hate it), it took my father on 1 February 2021. I'm broken.”
Source: Instagram
Meanwhile, Briefly.co.za previously reported that Rami Chuene was mourning the death of her mom's youngest sister. The veteran actress took to social media on Thursday, 7 January to share that she had lost her aunt.
A day before her aunt's passing, the Isono actress had tweeted how funerals during the Covid-19 pandemic have caused conflicts between parents and the younger generation. The star had posted on Twitter on Wednesday, 6 January:
"With so many funerals in the family, we find ourselves fighting with our parents because certain things they just won’t compromise on. The emotions, stress, trauma, the arguments. Ya no, it’s tough."
Rami took to the micro-blogging app on Thursday to share that 2021 had "clapped back" after her tweet and took her aunt. She tweeted:
"When I tweeted this yesterday (Wednesday), 2021 clapped back today (Thursday) by taking my aunt, my mom’s youngest sister and then said, 'How about that? What are you going to do now?' We are in disbelief, hurt, shaken and really, really saddened. Dipelo tša rena di bohloko ka nnete."
Social media users have taken to the star's comment section to comfort her. Check out some of their comments below:
@Sasa_Mzo said:
"I am so sorry for your loss Sesi Rami. The truth is, we will all be affected, since the pandemic. We need to prepare ourselves. I also don't know how. Strength to you."
@Tumelo93621960 wrote:
"Very sorry to hear about your loss kgaitsedi. Tshidisegang kwa lapeng."
@molekolebogang2 commented:
"Fighting each other won't help, remember blood is thicker than water and together we can do better."
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Source: Briefly News
