Connie Ferguson Remembers Shona Ferguson on His 3rd Death Anniversary: “There Will Never Be Another”

• Connie Ferguson commemorated the three-year anniversary of her husband Shona Ferguson's death with an emotional Instagram tribute
• Shona Ferguson died from COVID-19-related complications, and his family has remembered him annually
• Mzansi flooded Connie's post with touching reactions, sending love and virtual hugs to the former Generations star
• Briefly News spoke to Life Coach and Psychologist Penny Holburn, who shared how one can cope with losing a loved one

It's been three years since the death of South African actor and producer Shona Ferguson. The star's wife, Connie Ferguson, marked the death anniversary with a heartfelt tribute.

Connie Ferguson pens emotional post on Shona's death anniversary

Connie Ferguson has poured her heart out in a tribute to her late husband. Shona Ferguson died three years ago from COVID-19-related complications. The Kings Of Jo'burg star's family has remembered him every year.

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On her Instagram page, veteran actress Connie Ferguson posted a video dedicated to Uncle Sho alongside a caption that left many chopping onions. Connie said she will always love her husband. Part of the caption read:

"One of One! There will never be another! A KING!👑 A LEGEND! The GOAT!🐐 Today marks 3 years since your departure, my SKAT.🕯️ Still feels unreal, but unreal has become our reality and we’re living with it.

"Our faith has carried us through the worst, and we’re still here, thinking about you, missing you, remembering you, loving you and thanking God for all the beautiful memories shared together. Death is not final, for as long as we remember you, you live!🙏🏾🤍"

Expert talks about dealing with a loved one's death

Speaking exclusively to Briefly News, Life Coach and Psychologist Penny Holburn shared how individuals can effectively cope with the ongoing emotional pain and sense of loss on significant anniversaries of a loved one's death. She said:

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"You have to grieve the loss of someone. So let yourself feel the emotions. Do something - e.g. an event- to celebrate the person's life with others who knew them. It may be a toast to their life, it may be lighting a candle, it may be looking at photos. Don’t be sad on your own. You need others with you. And you want to do something to remember them."

Connie Ferguson's post leaves SA emotional

Mzansi flooded Connie's post with touching reactions. Many sent the former Generations star some love and virtual hugs.

@abigail_joy_hope said:

"It's shocking that it's been 3 years 😢❤️🔥Long live Mr Sho❤️🙌your legacy will always live on."

@zolaniphakade commented:

"😞😞😞😞 Forever in my heart. Many lessons learned from you."

@oyeslondon added:

"May God continue to grant his soul a place among the righteous ones ❤️😞"

@msayahlubi commented:

"Sending you and the family love Queen_Mama 👑 @connie_ferguson."

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Connie Ferguson shares final conversation she had with Shona Ferguson

In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Connie Ferguson had her followers reaching for a box of tissues when she shared the last moments she had with her late husband, Shona Ferguson, who passed away last year.

During an interview with Dineo Ranaka and Sol Phenduka on Kaya 959, Connie Ferguson talked about how she met her husband and how he passed away.

Source: Briefly News