Award winning actress Jessica Nkosi opens up on the pain that comes with her Dad’s death and how she’s grown to live as he would desire.
The star revealed today to be her late dad’s birthday and expressed a lot in a lengthy note.
“Today was abit of a difficult day for me…Today is my father’s birthday.
I keep telling myself to smile. He would be proud, not only of me but my siblings aswell. We all thriving and making him proud. God is carrying us ❤️” she said.
“We are so blessed to have had the opportunity to call him dad. Myself, sis Nomusa, Swazi, Junior and Sphelele are so blessed… (RIP to my beautiful older sister Sis Nomusa ☹️🙏🏽❤️)”
“I must continue to make him proud. Go for my dreams and everything I believe in. And in instances where I feel like I’ve lost myself or lost sight of my vision in life, to never give in, but to find myself again, to reinvent myself to get up and dominate, to not dim my light just to make the world comfortable……. I must be authentically me… I must shine, like I was born to!!! My dad raised me to be strong powerful confident and own it, own who I am be proud of who I am. To put God first and always be praying, about EVERYTHING. I am the living word…Day by day I’m learning to walk in his teachings. Lala kahle Baba, we miss you. And love you so much. We will never forget you. And HAPPY BIRTHDAY,” Jessica wrote.
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