Leon Schuster: Prayers Flood In for South African Prankster After Sending Boks Message From Hospital Bed

Leon Schuster: Prayers Flood In for South African Prankster After Sending Boks Message From Hospital Bed

  • The King of South African pranks has shown proof of hospital admission
  • He sent a video with a shout-out to the national rugby team from his patient's bed
  • A flood of get-well wishes gushed into his video from several Afrikaans community groups

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Filmmaker Leon Schuster on Mr Bones and speaking during a Cape Town interview.
Leon Schuster has sent a shout-out to the Springboks before their New Zealand friendly match from his hospital bed. Images: @tndaba/Twitter, Deon Raath/Rapport/Gallo Images
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One of Mzansi's funniest comedians, Leon Schuster, was admitted to a Pretoria hospital for back surgery, and no, it's not a prank.

Leon Schuster sends love to Springboks from hospital bed

The 74-year-old prankster dedicated a video to the national rugby team ahead of their friendly match with New Zealand on Friday, 25 August.

Just before he sang his new song, Die Bok Masjien, he is seen lying on his bed and saying in Afrikaans:

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“I’m here lying in a hospital bed, but I feel good."

Mzansi showers Leon Schuster with get-well messages

The video was shared with several groups, touched by his performance and high spirits. These are some of the well wishes that were sent:

@TheRealChefbgh remembered:

"Leon Schuster. Thank you for making my childhood fun. You were way ahead of your time with pranks. P.s, get better soon."

@Nadine Steyn sent a prayer:

"Praying for you Leon. Speedy recovery to all."

@Wenalise Eberenz sent love:

"Get well soon Uncle Leon, all the way from Namibia."

@Zelda Vermeulen said:

"May GOD grant you a speedy recovery. Loads of love from Kempton Park."

@Chris Baart encouraged him:

"Get well soon, boy. I still want to laugh a lot. Good luck."

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@Diane Clementson hyped him:

"Leon Schuster get well soon Sir. You got to keep us laughing, we need it, especially in these times of our struggle. Lots of movies to make Sir."

@Kerryn Swanepoel blessed:

"Sending lots of love and healing prayers. Thanks for all the laughs over the years. Stay strong, blessings,"

@Katriena Mars declared:

"I think he is already healthy, he is an iron, God is with him."

Sophie Ndaba has a successful eye surgery

In another story on Briefly News, actress Sophie Ndaba updated her fans on her successful cataract surgery.

The second eye surgery was caused by the effects of her sugar diabetes, which attempted to leave her blind.

She was grateful in a lengthy note for the blessing to see her children's faces.

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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.

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