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Connie Ferguson’s daughters master popular dance challenge

When it comes to making appearances in front of a rolling camera, it has become quite clear that the Ferguson family have no shortage of talent.

Lesedi and Alicia, the proud daughters of well-known actress Connie Ferguson recently impressed thousands of social media users after recently sharing a video in which they attempted to perform a viral dance called the Tshwala Bam Challenge.

Taking to Instagram Lesedi wrote:

“I don’t usually partake in dance challenges but this one chaza’d me.”

According to many social media users, the dance challenge is described as being quite difficult to master, however, these siblings were able to get through it effortlessly getting much respect from their internet followers in the process.

With the sisters having different fathers in the form of Neo Matsunyane and the late Shona Ferguson, one internet user pointed out that they are the splitting image of their fathers.

She wrote: “Connie’s gene didn’t even try bruh.”

Meanwhile, Connie recently took to social media to share a touching tribute to her late husband Shona on what would have been his 50th birthday.

 

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Sharing a video of Shona on what was one of their happiest moments, she wrote:

“Today would have been your 50th birthday! The way you were looking forward to it and how you had started planning for it already! All I know is if you were here, we would be in some foreign country right now exploring and celebrating life! Because you were big on celebrating!

“Today and every day I celebrate you my love, for all you were not only to me or to our family, but to everyone who had the pleasure of your encounter, in person or otherwise,” she ended.

Also see: Connie remembers Shona Ferguson as a man of impact

 

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