It’s been exactly four months since actor and filmmaker Shona Ferguson died from Covid-19 related complications.
November 30 also marks Shona and his widowed wife Connie’s 20th wedding anniversary.
Connie shared a tribute to her late husband through her Instagram account early on Tuesday.
“This day 20 years ago.👰🏽💍❤️ 4 months without you Sho.💔 Today I’m not okay …
🕯🕯🕯🕊🕊🕊🤍🤍🤍”
This day 20 years ago.👰🏽💍❤️
— Connie Ferguson (@Connie_Ferguson) November 30, 2021
4 months without you Sho.💔
Today I’m not okay….
🕯🕯🕯🕊🕊🕊🤍🤍🤍 https://t.co/WLAPv61xgY
Connie and the couple’s two children Ali Ferguson and Lesedi Matsunyane-Ferguson have been posting tributes to him on this day every month since his passing.
This morning, Lesedi shared a touching message to her father on her Instagram profile.
“I liked it better when you were our angel on earth; at least I could nag you on if you’d eaten or find you seated weirdly on the couch or catch you up on everything MCU related.
“The more time that passes the more I feel like I left too many things unsaid.”
Ali also took to Instagram to post, simply: “Always thinking about you Fa. I love you. 4 months.”
Over the weekend, Shona was honoured at the third annual GQ Men of the Year Awards, which took place at the Four Seasons Hotel, The Westcliff in Johannesburg.
He received the Editor’s special tribute, which was accepted by Connie.
“Sipho Hotstix Mabuse, Makhadzi, Shona Ferguson and Thuso Mbedu honoured at GQ MOTY Awards“
Sipho Hotstix Mabuse, Makhadzi, Shona Ferguson and Thuso Mbedu honoured at GQ MOTY Awards https://t.co/N6e1Nz3LmY
Last month, critically acclaimed Netflix original drama series, “Kings of Joburg”, which Shona starred in, won three international awards at this year’s Hollywood and African Prestigious (Hapa) Awards.
Ferguson was honoured with the coveted award for Best Lead In a TV Series.
The show was also crowned as the best series in Africa.