Bongani Fassie Believes His Mother Didn’t Die Naturally, SA Reacts: “This Kid Is Talking Rubbish”

Bongani Fassie Believes His Mother Didn’t Die Naturally, SA Reacts: “This Kid Is Talking Rubbish”

  • Bongani Fassie continues to believe that his late mother, Brenda Fassie, didn't die naturally
  • During his interview on Newzroom Afrika, Fassie mentioned that someone switched off the respirators
  • Speaking exclusively to Briefly News, Bongani Fassie said that his mother's death is still under investigation 20 years later there hasn't been any new evidence brought forward
Bongani Fassie believes that Brenda Fassie didn't die naturally
Bongani Fassie opened up about how his mother, Brenda Fassie, died. Image: @Spurplayafrica, @bonganifassie
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Music producer Bongani Fassie shared some damning and unknown information regarding his mother, Brenda Fassie's death.

Bongani Fassie believes his mom didn't die naturally

20 years after her untimely death, Bongani Fassie continues to believe that there was foul play in his mother's death.

During his recent interview on Newzroom Afrika, the music producer stunned many netizens when he mentioned that he still believes that his mother didn't die naturally. He further mentioned that someone switched off the respirators, and the question is, who did that?

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Speaking exclusively to Briefly News, Bongani Fassie said that his mother's death is still under investigation.

He said:

"My beliefs are based on factual information; on the death certificate, it stated that my mom's death is under investigation, and 20 years later, I am still waiting for answers. There is no official cause of death, and there is no new evidence that has come out 20 years after they said it's under investigation as I mentioned earlier, the respirators were switched off, and it was done so by the representatives of the family. This issue has affected me badly as it has not been a great road for me, and I believe the world also witnessed this."

@ThisIsColbert posted the video of Bongani's interview on Twitter (X) and captioned it:

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"[SHOCKER] It's untrue that Brenda Fassie died from substance abuse, The respirators were SWITCHED-OFF, By who? Bongani Fassie says the REAL death of his mom is still under investigation, 20 years on."

Watch the video below:

Netizens react to Bongani's revelation

Shortly after the video went viral, many netizens reacted to what Bongani said. See some of the comments below:

@lioneszT said:

"The quest for closure after losing a mother, especially as an only child of a beloved public figure, is a profound journey. Wishing Bongani Fassie strength and peace on this path."

@XUFFLER wrote:

"Bongani should let go, nobody cares anymore."

@The_TimeTravela questioned:

"Does he think his mom would have been alive by now?"

@AfrikanChefZA commented:

"This kid is talking rubbish. We witnessed MaBrrr's career."

@itsjustmewethu replied:

"He's always using her name to get attention."

@Oyama_DD responded:

"He always brings up his mom when he wants attention this one."

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Bongani Fassie honours late mother

In an earlier report, Briefly News shared online reactions to Bongani Fassie's plan to honour his late mom, Brenda, on the anniversary of her death.

The musician assembled a show to pay homage to MaBrr's legacy 20 years after her death.

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Source: Briefly News

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Mbali Tebele (Editor) Mbali Tebele is a multimedia journalist with six years of experience in entertainment & sports, holding a national diploma from IIE Rosebank College (2019). She started her career 2018 as a news writer & videographer, then moved to Add-X Marketing Solution as an account coordinator & social media assistant (2020). She was a freelance writer at Newskoop (2021) and a multimedia journalist and social media assistant at Daily Sun Newspaper (2022). Email: mbali.tebele@briefly.co.za

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