It's a sad day today for Rami Chuene and her family as they have lost a loved one in a car accident. The Isono actress revealed on social media that the woman they reported missing was actually found but she was deceased.
A few hours ago, Rami pleaded with her followers to spread the word about a woman named Charlotte Sekgobela, who went missing. The woman who was married to her nephew, was last seen on August 13 and was driving her Silver Ford Ikon, JM13PRGP.
"Charlotte, my nephew’s wife, is missing. She was last seen yesterday morning going to a meeting in the Vaal. She didn’t make the meeting. She was driving a Silver Ford Ikon, JM13PRGP if you have any info contact," Rami said.
‼️Please RT‼️ Charlotte, my nephew’s wife, is missing. She was last seen yesterday morning going to a meeting in the Vaal. She didn’t make the meeting. She was driving a Silver Ford Ikon, JM13PRGP if you have any info contact: Mandla- 0848077410 Sakhile- 0824664883 pic.twitter.com/5l11Bx41tw
After searching for hours for the lady, it turns out that they found her however she was reportedly involved in a car accident and unfortunately did not make it.
"Thank you all for spreading the word. We found Charlotte. It turns out she was involved in a car accident. Unfortunately she didn’t survive. Thank you all for your help and prayers. Our hearts are broken, re maketše," tweeted Rami.
Thank you all for spreading the word. We found Charlotte. It turns out she was involved in a car accident. Unfortunately she didn’t survive. Thank you all for your help and prayers. Our hearts are broken, re maketše. 💔🙏🏾 https://t.co/I4ST0ihVhs
In other sad news, Pearl Modiadie is also mourning the loss of her best friend."Your send-off today made it all real, so final. It was beautiful, just like the life you lived… your heaven on earth. Rest well, my superstar! I’m inspired by how purposefully you lived, ever so intentional. You’ve left a significant mark in everyone whose lives you shared yours with.
"All of us who experienced your magic! Thank you for being my friend, thank you for loving me. Thank you for shining your light unapologetically in every area of your life. My heart is broken, I will miss you," she wrote.
It is a sad week indeed in ZAlebville as the late Amapiano stars Killer Kau, Mpura, Thando Tot and Khanya Hadebe were laid to rest. Khanya's memorial service saw mourners dressed in green, celebrating the life that was.
“It’s very unbearable to think that all the dreams and the ideas you had and were about to launch to change the game. Personally, you taught me to be very confident and never allow anyone to bring me down. I remember my first gig. You were so proud of me. You told me it was only the start and indeed, it was the start,” Uncle Vinny was quoted by Daily Sun.
Confirming their deaths, his record label Soweto Music & Entertainment Academy wrote in a statement:
"On Monday the 9th of August 2021, the families of the deceased received a call from Marikana Police Station about a fatal accident that had taken place on Marikana road (N4 Northwest). It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of 3 members affiliated with the record label, SMEA, an inspiring record label from Soweto. The trio was traveling to a gig in Rustenburg with other artists in the car.
"Involved in this fatality were hitmaker and Amapiano co-pioneer Killer Kau. Thando Tot was his DJ, TD who was SMEA's official road manager, Mpura Mpura Artist, The Voice (Mpura’s DJ), and 1 other female. We ask that you allow the families of the late youngsters to be given space to grieve their loss whilst we try to make funeral arrangements. More details pertaining to their funerals will be issued soon. We thank you all for the support."
