Connie Ferguson Remembers Her Late Husband Shona Ferguson
Mzansi’s beloved actress, Connie Ferguson, remembered her late husband on Christmas day.
Connie Ferguson marked Christmas Day with a poignant tribute to her late husband, Shona Ferguson, leaving the nation in tears with her touching message.
Known for their picture-perfect Christmas celebrations, the absence of Shona Ferguson over the past three years has cast a somber shadow over the joyous season for Connie.
Connie Ferguson Remembers Her Late Husband Shona Ferguson (Image Credit; Instagram @connie_ferguson)
Taking to Instagram, the 53-year-old actress shared a video showing Shona Ferguson. Accompanying the video, she wrote:
“3rd Christmas without you… Will it ever stop feeling strange?
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Emotional Outpour: Social Media Comforts Connie Ferguson Amidst Christmas Tribute to Shona
The emotional post stirred an outpouring of support from fans, flooding her comments section with comforting messages.
@zaza_letsholo;
3rd? It really still feels like yesterday may God give you strength. Me and my hubby looked up to you 2. Much love and huggies💕
@fidehmpofu:
May the good Lord give you strength Mrs Ferguson❤️🔥😍
@okay__ziphezihle:
It’s still unbelievable. I wish you and your family peace ❤️❤️❤️
@seabeloratau:
Words will never explain the sadness❤️🙌May the Lord uphold you and give you His Strength sesi Connie💕💕We are praying for you and your family
@sibusiso.blessed.nzima;
Eish❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 love and hugs to you @connie_ferguson
@komzi_01;
May the Lord continue to give you strength Sis Connie 🙏
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A Tragic End to A Beautiful Love Story
Connie and Shona Ferguson’s love story began on July 31, 2001, culminating in marriage just four months later. Revered as Mzansi’s power couple, their enduring love and shared moments consistently made headlines and trended across the nation.
Tragically, Shona Ferguson passed away on July 30, 2021, succumbing to complications from Covid-19 at Milpark Hospital.
