Ayanda had officially asked Media to give her family time to grieve the death of her late husband.
You know, grieving the death of a loved one is an individual process. Some caregivers initially feel numb and disoriented, then endure pangs of yearning for the person who has died. Others feel anxious and have trouble sleeping, perhaps dwelling on old arguments or words they wish they had expressed. Sudden outbursts of tears are common in grief, triggered by memories or reminders of the loved one. Even those who are confident that their loved one is with the Lord struggle with sadness over their loss. Not all people grieve the same way or for the same length of time, but dealing with grief is essential in order to come to terms with the loss of your loved one and move on with your life.
While the two sons of Ayanda and Sfiso Ncwane took to Instagram after their father's passing, their mother took her time to mourn silently before she could say a few words to the people who showed support to her during the tough time she was in.
She took to Instagram to share a word of gratitude to everyone who offered her support during that trying time. "I found it fitting to take a moment from my silent mourning and heavy painful grieving to say THANK YOU, to you all for showing deep love for my husband and for thoughts and prayers for us as a family. And thank you for allowing me to mourn in peace and in private, as i start a very strange and new journey as widow. #IndeedTillDeathDidUsApart #TheNcwanes4Life ❤️" she posted
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