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Lerato Sengadi reveals why she wasn’t present at tombstone unveiling of HHP

Lerato Sengadi, late Jabulani ‘HHP’ Tsambo’s widow, revealed that neither she nor her family received an invitation to attend her late husband’s tombstone unveiling.

Lerato took to Twitter to address why she was not at her husband’s tombstone unveiling.  

“Ok, lemme address this because I’m being asked at every given turn,” she said before give a list of answers. 

1) My family and I were NOT informed about my Husband’s unveiling

2) I had zero say or input on his tombstone or inscription

3) I was NOT invited 

4) Like everyone on socials, it was my first time seeing Leano in four yrs. 

“Like I said, their evil and malice knows no boundaries. But Modimo (God) le (and)  Motho (HHP) see this … and they will action accordingly,” said Lerato. 

A week ago, Lerato penned down a heartfelt message for her late husband HHP. She took to Instagram and posted a selfie in a car with HPP.

“Angel Of Mine. Time flies yet it also feels like it’s standing still. Every year when this day comes I choose to celebrate your life and what you are to so many of us. Thank you to every single person who loves and still supports Jabba. His legacy is in our hands. ?
Motho wa Motho… you already know what it is! Ka pelo le moya! ❤️??♾ #JabbaForever!,” she captioned the picture. 

According to TshisaLIVE, HHP’s sister Ayanda Tsambo states that the unveiling was very intimate and not a lot of people were invited. 

 

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