Bonang Matheba, Desmond Dube & More Celebs Shower Lira With Love Following News of Her Stroke

• South African celebrities and Lira's fans took to social media to shower the star with support and prayers following the news that she suffered a stroke
• Celebs such as Hulisani Ravele, Refilwe Modiselle, Desmond Dube and Donald all posted heartwarming messages for Lira on the timeline
• Lira reportedly suffered a stroke that has affected her ability to speak while performing in Germany

Local celebrities have taken to social media to pray for singer Lira who suffered a stroke while performing in Germany. According to a statement released by the singer's family, she is back in South Africa and is recuperating, surrounded by her loved ones.

Lira has been trending on South African Twitter as both her fans and industry colleagues shower her with love and prayers.

According to OK Mzansi, stars including Thembisa Mdoda, Hulisani Ravele and Bonang Matheba all reacted to the news. Mdoda wrote:

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"You are loved, @Miss_LIRA❤️. You’re in our prayers, my angel❤️."

@HulisaniRavele wrote:

"Lifting Lira and her family up in prayer. Happy she’s home and surrounded by her loved ones. Let there be light."

Refilwe Modiselle noted:

"What's going on? 2 gems I've read of having a stroke ☹️, Sesi Lira & Actress Mom Joyce Skefu. Lifting them in prayer ️✨. Lifting everyone up generally going through something challenging."

Zola 7 wants to go to rehab but his family allegedly says no, releases video thanking fans for support

Briefly News previously reported that Zola 7, the South African kwaito star, has been popping up in news publications in the past months as reports of him struggling with epilepsy have surfaced. Videos of the legendary rapper looking tired and worn out surfaced on the internet and Mzansi was heartbroken to see that his life was going badly.

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South African businesswoman Shauwn Mkhize, aka MaMkhize, offered help to the artist. Mzansi fans joined her by digging deep in their pockets to make donations to assist the legendary kwaito star.

Many believed that the artist needed more than financial assistance as the signs he showed in the video were of someone who is apparently struggling with drug addiction.

Source: Briefly News