The lockdown has forced Minnie Dlamini-Jones to face the pain of losing her brother
Most people have already shared that the 21-day-lockdown has forced them to do some introspection but for beloved TV personality Minnie Dlamini-Jones, all the free time has forced her to face the pain of losing her brother. Minnie’s brother Khosini Dlamini died last year in September. He had been suffering from a brain aneurysm and was placed on life support when he died surrounded by family.
Minnie has since spoken only briefly about how the loss has affected her life. On Monday she revealed that the national lockdown imposed to help curb the spread of Covid-19 had forced her to deal with the loss and all the pain it brings.
“Having work to distract me was the biggest blessing but you can’t run away from your problems forever. This lockdown has given me too much time to think especially about losing my brother… and I’m not coping. The pain is unbearable! I don’t know what to do, kubuhlungu,” she said. Minnie’s comment section was immediately filled with comments of support and love from her followers.
They wished her healing, love and light.
Having work to distract me was the biggest blessing but you can’t run away from your problems forever. This Lockdown has given me too much time to think especially about losing my brother…and I’m not coping 💔💔💔 The pain is unbearable! I don’t know what to do, kubuhlungu 😭
— Minnie Dlamini Jones (@MinnieDlamini) March 30, 2020
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Many South Africans who are not working or apart of essential services are currently stuck at home and have nothing to do. She said she was also tired of being stuck at home and took to her Instagram Live again to chat with fans.
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Source: Timeslive
