Shona Ferguson: Social Media and Industry Colleagues Honour Uncle Sho 2 Years After His Passing

Shona Ferguson: Social Media and Industry Colleagues Honour Uncle Sho 2 Years After His Passing

  • South Africans remember Shona Ferguson two years after his death
  • The film veteran passed away in Johannesburg after a Covid-related compilation
  • Tributes kept pouring in from the industry and his fans on social media, honouring the fallen tree

South Africans were mourning the death of actor and producer Shona Ferguson. He passed away in 2021 after spending two weeks at Netcare Milpark Hospital for a Covid-related complication.

Social media users and celebrities pour in tributes for Shona Ferguson on his 2 year anniversary.
South Africans have sent tributes to Shona Fergusons two years after his death due to a Covid-related complication. Images: @Shona_Ferguson, @AustinMalema
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South African celebrities remember Shona Fergurson two years later

Actors and actresses around the country poured tributes to the filmmaker on the second anniversary of his passing. Shona was 47 years old and had multiple award-winning productions.

His death sent shock waves across the country, especially those who knew him on set. These are some of the tributes that were sent:

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Tributes pour for producer Shona Ferguson from his colleagues two years after his death on Connie Fergurson's Instagram post.

Shona Fergurson's fans send tributes two years after his passing

His industry colleagues were not the only ones to send messages of comfort to the Ferguson family, but his fans who enjoyed his craft for years. This is what they said about the actor on socials:

mbalenhle_ignatia sadly said:

"We really do miss him on our screens."

@sir_vusi_s declared:

"There will never be another like the one and only Uncle Sho."

@i_am_sduuh_ was sad:

"It still feels like a dream, a very bad that is. Covid 19 really did the world badly! Mr Sho- what a great man he was! We miss him dearly. May he continue resting in peace."

@naomie.mn remembered:

"I reflected on how talented he was, & the clear vision he had for storytelling when I was watching Unmarried S2 yesterday."

@dollarmac1 commented:

"Will always remember you Mr Sho, since village days! My nikwaaaa!"

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@uncle.mitch_98 said:

"Death is crazy! Still doesn’t feel real to this day, honestly kinda feels like we haven’t heard from him in a while & he doesn’t to take a break from his socials."

Connie Ferguson sends a second-anniversary tribute to Shona

In another Briefly News report, Shona's widow, Connie Furgeson, took to her social media a tribute to her late husband.

She wrote an emotional note with a series of videos and pictures in memory of the late actor.

She ended the love letter with the words:

"I love you my Skat. Keep resting my SKAT. Till we meet again."

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Molebogeng Seemela (Entertainment Editor) Molebogeng Seemela is a journalist and a current affairs reporter for Briefly News (joined in 2023) with over 10 years of experience. She obtained her National Diploma in 2013, and Bachelor of Technology in 2014 at TUT, majoring in Editorial Management. Specialist Reporting: Print, Features and Reviews; Advanced Reporting; and Advanced Editing and Design for Print. She has been a freelance journalist for several years but cemented her place as a reporter with the SABC, and Cosmopolitan SA.