Natasha Thahane is mourning the loss of her grandmother

11 September 2022 - 10:00
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Natasha Thahane took to her Instagram to to share the fondest memories she has shared with her late grandmother
Natasha Thahane took to her Instagram to to share the fondest memories she has shared with her late grandmother
Image: Instagram/ Natasha Thahane

Actress Natasha Thahane is mourning the death of her grandmother.

When being interviewed Natasha always shared how much her mother and grandmother meant to her and that they played a role in who she has become.

Taking to Instagram, she shared moments she had with her gran when she was still alive, from being around family members, and her baby shower earlier this year.

Her grandma died on Friday, 2  September.

“Rest in Perfect Peace My Darling . You will always be loved Gogo. Lala uphumle,” she wrote on her timeline. 

Her followers comforted her in the difficult time she is going through.

“Ncaaaw May Her beautiful soul Rest In Peace. I remember seeing her on Mother’s Day at Life Grand, she was having the time of her life busy dancing and singing along to the live band,” replied a follower. 

Natasha took to Instagram to thank her family and friends for getting together to celebrate her and her baby. She closed her comment section to stop trolls in their tracks.

This is a hugely overdue. Thank you. Thank you to family and friends for throwing such an amazing shower in my honour. ”

Lerato Zah Moloi says she's still struggling to come to terms with her mother’s death. 

Candy, best known for her role as Vho-Makhadzi on the SABC2 soapie Muvhango, died in a Pretoria hospital on July 28 2020 after a long battle with cancer. She was 67.

Marking two years since her passing, Lerato spoke about how she was struggling to cope with her death.

“It's been two years. It still hurts like it happened a few minutes ago. I don't think it'll ever stop hurting but I've learnt to live with this numbing pain,” she wrote. 



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