Nomzamo Mbatha mourns loss of her 'aunt': Everything hurts about losing you
“I don’t want to hear 'it is the will of God...' because my question then is How dare that will not consider me,” the US-based actress said.
Editor's note: This article has been updated to reflect that it is the actor's aunt and not mother that has died as previously reported.
Nomzamo Mbatha has revealed that she is in mourning after her aunt's passing.
Sincere and heartfelt condolences have flooded the actress's social media feed after she took to Instagram on Thursday penning a lengthy post about being inconsolable since the day she heard the tragic news.
“I don’t want to hear “it is the will of God...” because my question then is How dare that will not consider me. I also don’t want to hear, 'you’re going to get through this...' because it’s simple, 'This' is not the thing I wish to 'get through',” she wrote.
The Coming 2 America star did not reveal details surrounding the death of her aunt but alluded that it happened after her birthday, which was on July 13.
“I have been reeling with grief since the day after my birthday ... a full week living in a world where she does not exist in the physical ... how can it be.”
The actress went on to share a tribute to her aunt, speaking on the wonderful things that she had done for her.
“See this love of mine taught me the power in forgiving, in loving people with utmost kindness, being a soft landing for anyone who needs it, and loving on the basis of it being unconditional. She made me feel safe in this world. This one hurts,” she wrote.
“Here’s to the woman who occupied the most tender part of my heart, who has loved me without limits since I was born, I will love and miss you for all my days. Everything hurts about losing you, everything ... if I could kiss your face just one last time.”
Nomzamo's sister, Wendy Mbatha, also took to her social pages recently to share a tribute.
“2021 hit me again with another lover of my heart But this one raised me and taught me to love, respect, get to know people and be humble ... I will miss the 'I love you' after a phone call,” she wrote.
Actor and Nomzamo's baby brother, Zamani, also expressed his heartbreak.
“I could write a whole book on how much you mean to me, an endless one too, You loved me like your own from ngimncaaaane, you have shown nothing but love and light, to us all, ngokfana futhi. Ngyazi syoxoxa kuze kube ungunaphakade mhla sbonana futhi,” he wrote.