‘Diamond & Dolls’ Star Tebogo Ramokgadi Opens Up About Near Death Experience After Food Poisoning

‘Diamond & Dolls’ Star Tebogo Ramokgadi Opens Up About Near Death Experience After Food Poisoning

  • Tebogo Ramokgadi, a reality TV star from Diamond & Dolls, survived a severe food poisoning incident at a popular Sandton restaurant
  • Tebogo described the experience on Instagram, sharing how he feared for his life while suffering from intense vomiting and helplessness
  • He reflected on his loved ones and accepted the possibility of dying before eventually recovering
  • Speaking to Briefly News, Tebogo said the experience changed his perspective on life

Reality television star Tebogo Ramokgadi is lucky to be alive after a recent food poisoning incident. The star said the ordeal happened while he was dining at a popular restaurant in Sandton.

Tebogo survives food poisoning
‘Diamond & Dolls’ star Tebogo Ramokgadi reveals that he was poisoned. Image: @tebogoramokgadi
Source: Instagram

Tebogo Ramokgadi talks about his food poisoning ordeal

Diamond & Dolls star Tebogo Ramakgadi recently shared that he escaped death by a whisker when he survived food poisoning.

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Sharing the ordeal on his Instagram page, the famous socialite said his life flashed before his eyes in a flamboyant restaurant in Sandton. He said:

”Food poisoning can kill you. I was vomiting and going to the toilet the whole night till morning. I thought I was going to die. I cried, feeling helpless and regretting whatever I ate, but it was too late. I was begging God to give me another day, but it got worse until I gave up and accepted that I might die.”

Tebogo shares what was on his mind while fighting for his life

The reality star added that it was the first time he had experienced food poisoning. He noted that he felt hopeless as he fought for his life. He added:

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"I reflected on the good times and the people I love. I was scared to die first before my mother. I have never been so helpless."

Speaking exclusively to Briefly News, the media personality said the experience was life-changing as it changed his perspective on life and also showed him those who truly cared about him. He said:

"I’m now a changed person. I have forgiven those who have hurt me, and I’m now focusing more on the positive, and I’m praying even more now. This experience also showed me who my real friends are. Never ever have I experienced such. I was praying that I should not vomit blood as everything was flushing out of my system at every second."

He added that he eventually accepted that he was going to die after fighting for his life.

"I lost consciousness, and my Mother was the only person on my mind. I prayed that God should save me for her, but towards the end, I gave up and accepted defeat and death. Food poisoning is the worst; it kills fast, and many are not aware. I’m now learning also not to eat just anything."

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Rethabile Khumalo breaks her silence by going live from the hospital

Briefly News previously reported that South African musician Rethabile Khumalo recently gave her concerned fans and followers a health update following reports that her friend poisoned her. The singer made headlines a few days ago when she was rushed to the hospital after her health deteriorated.

Umlilo singer Rethabile Khumalo had to go on Instagram Live to give her worried fans a health update after another recent health scare; the star's mother, singer Winnie Khumalo, shared that she had been readmitted days after being discharged from the hospital.

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Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.

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