![]() South African actor Patrick Shai passed away on Saturday, 22 January. |
Rest in Perfect Peace Ntate Patrick Shai �� ��������������������������#RIPPatrickShai #PatrickShai pic.twitter.com/bDavYRH9Zd
— Tumi Sole (@tumisole) January 22, 2022
I was still enjoying Patrick Shai's character as Phasha on The River �� pic.twitter.com/0ixZwNy6X6
— JabulaniMacdonald⚡ (@Jabu_Macdonald) January 22, 2022
#PatrickShai in #yizoyizo @Official_SABC1 rest in peace Ntate Shai pic.twitter.com/ybv2PzdH4v
— SABC Information Library (@sabcinfolib) January 22, 2022
The South African television industry has lost one of the finest thespians to ever grace our screens.
— Mzansi Magic (@Mzansimagic) January 22, 2022
As Mzansi magic we would like to send our deepest condolences to the family of Patrick Shai who had recently joined The River. #RIPPatrickShai pic.twitter.com/lta6ZUUVt8
Never judge those who are simply defeated by the long, hard struggle to stay alive.
— Mzilikazi (@SneMzilikazi) January 22, 2022
When one dies after a long illness, people say "Ulwile shame"
Yet with suicide, they think that no fight was involved, that they simply gave up.
NOT TRUE.
I hope Patrick Shai is at peace now�� pic.twitter.com/9l2B0yyGTp
The passing of Patrick Shai reminds us all that we must be sweet and kind to people around us. That's the only positive thing that surrounds, let's be good!#RIPPatrickShai ������️ pic.twitter.com/zyYqITYuYw
— God Loves You No Matter What �� ��️�� (@Ntunjambill1224) January 22, 2022
Tributes continue to pour in for veteran actor Patrick Shai. Former Market Theatre Foundation chairperson Kwanele Gumbi says Shai's ability to move from theatre to television is what made him be regarded as a well-rounded actor. #DStv403 pic.twitter.com/IzQFV3tiAk
— eNCA (@eNCA) January 23, 2022
If we don't use this Patrick Shai story to learn to be more kind to one another, we will never learn. People are going through heavy stuff in their private life, your mean words on twitter can be the feather that finaly breaks the camel's back. RIP the Legend�� #RIPPatrickShai pic.twitter.com/jq48eHSf3e
— Masego Sefolosha (@MasegoBT) January 22, 2022
A video that was just made to be funny was turned to be something major. I don't think he meant to make any harm....older generation used to swear by saying "son of a...." not literally saying you are one. Social media can make more harm to a person. RIP Patrick Shai ������ pic.twitter.com/xdPi0o80Ve
— Vuyiswa♈������ (@VuyiswaNana) January 22, 2022