Manaka Ranaka Shows Love to Brenda Ngxoli While Mourning the Loss of Her Daughter, Mzansi Shows Love

Manaka Ranaka Shows Love to Brenda Ngxoli While Mourning the Loss of Her Daughter, Mzansi Shows Love

  • While mourning and making funeral preparations for her own daughter, Manaka Ranaka took time to comfort Brenda Ngxoli
  • The former The Queen actress revealed shocking abuse claims at the hands of her mother
  • Many people rallied for Brenda Ngxoli and many even chipped in money to help the actress, including the Fergusons
Manaka Ranaka comforted Brenda Ngxoli.
Manaka Ranaka showed love to Brenda Ngxoli after mourning the loss of her daughter. Image: Oupa Bopape via Getty Images, @brendangxoli on Instagram
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Actress Brenda Ngxoli has opened up about the abuse she endured from her mother. The actress shared heartbreaking videos speaking about the abuse.

Ranaka Manaka shows love to Brenda Ngxoli

Generations: The Legacy actress Manaka Ranaka showed her love and support to Brenda Ngxoli. The star showed a high level of selflessness when she took the time to comfort Brenda while mourning the loss of her first daughter Katlego Ranaka.

Commenting on a video Brenda posted, Ranaka said, "I am so sorry Brenda." Other celebrities also sent heartfelt messages to Brenda, including Somizi Mhlongo who said he is one call away.

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Manaka Ranaka reacted to Brenda's heartbreaking video.
Manaka Ranaka comforted Brenda Ngxoli. Image: @brendangxoli screenshot
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Mzansi shows love to Manaka Ranaka

Netizens laud Manaka for her willingness to comfort somebody else while she is in deep pain.

missprudish applauded Manaka:

"My sister, you just showed the ultimate act of ubuntu considering the pain you are going through. Your extended support and love yet you are hurting as well. I do not have the right words for you as I have never gone through losing a child. All I can say sisi wam Ngxe mntasekhaya."

hloni465 said:

"We love you mama♥️♥️♥️♥️"We love you sisi. Strength to you and your family."

lesego.mofomme comforted:

"We love you mama. May God be with you."

mahlakomokone hailed:

"We love you Manaka and you are in our hearts. You are such a selfless person. You're going through the most and yet you took time to sympathize."

Brenda Ngxoli thanks Mzansi for support

Following a series of heartbreaking posts, Brenda Ngxoli shared a proof of life video and extended heartfelt gratitude to the masses.

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“You did something I never expected. You showed me love and listened to me. I received calls from people I did not even know. I thank God, and I thank you all so much. It was never my intention to post this journey; it is something I thought I would take to the grave with me, but I guess all wounds will be revealed one day," she said.

What you need to know about Manaka Ranaka

Manaka Ranaka, born on 6 April 1979, in Soweto, is a well-known actress. Her journey into the entertainment world began with stage performances. Her iconic role as Lucy Diale on the popular soap opera Generations: The Legacy catapulted her into the spotlight.

Raised in a creative household, Manaka's parents, Kgotlaesele and Nonceba Ranaka nurtured her and her siblings, including Dineo Ranaka, a well-known TV and radio presenter.

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Manaka attended Dinwiddie High School from 1995 to 1998, where she completed her education. With a passion for acting evident early on, she seamlessly transitioned performance straight after high school.

Ferguson Films joins Mzansi in donating to Brenda Ngxoli

In a previous report from Briefly News, the South African production house Ferguson Films made a generous donation to actress Brenda Ngxoli.

Connie Ferguson, the head of Ferguson Films, donated R50,000 to Brenda Ngxoli as part of an initiative to raise funds for the actress.

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Jessica Gcaba (Entertainment editor) Jessica Gcaba is an Entertainment Editor for Briefly News (joined in 2023). She is a Journalism graduate from the Durban University Of Technology (2019). She has 4 years of experience as an Entertainment and Lifestyle Journalist at Africa New Media Group writing for ZAlebs website. She passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. To reach her, contact: jessica.gcaba@briefly.co.za