Refilwe Modiselle Remembers Her Late Father In What Would Have Been His 67th Birthday
Refilwe Modiselle Remembers Her Late Father In What Would Have Been His 67th Birthday. It goes without saying that the Modiselles are a close knit family. The three sisters Refilwe, Bontle, Candice as well as their mother Grace Modiselle are always giving us beautiful family vibes. From photo-shoots, working together and hyping each other, their family values are quite impressive.
Just like any other family, they have been through some rough patches. One incident that hit them the most was the death of their father, Percy Solomon Modiselle, who passed away in 1997. Although it has been 24 years since the tragedy, the pain still cuts deep. Today Modiselle would have been 67 years, and his eldest daughter Refilwe took to Twitter to celebrate him.
“Dad would have been 67 today. Happy heavenly birthday Papa. Forever loved & my first introduction to what an incredible man should be in a woman’s life. That man was an amazing soul. Our ancestor, celebrating from the heavens his daughters!!!” Refilwe said.
His second born daughter, Bontle Moloi paid a touching tribute to him. The talented media personality, actress and choreographer was celebrating her new Netflix show, and took the opportunity to remember her dad. She wondered what her father would have said after seeing she and Candice do their thing on Jiva. Bontle thanked her father for all the guidance, protection and love among other things.
“Hey Papa ?. Look at your girls. Re bana ba Percy Solomon Modiselle! It’s crazy but amazing what our lives have become, isn’t it? We would’ve loved to hear what you thought about @jivanetflixtv but one thing’s for sure, you must be so incredibly proud. Thank you for your guidance, protection, for the fights you put up for us and your abundant love from the other side for all 4 of us, including mama le @refilwemodiselle. Ba ha Mphuthi le ba ha Modiselle – Relebogile ??! We’ve all surrendered ourselves to God’s will so we know there’s still a lot more to do…but this is the greatest assurance that we’re on the right path. Let the marathon continue…?❤️,” Bontle said.
