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34year old actress commits suicide after long awaited depression



34-year-old South African actress, Shoki Mokgapa, has  succumbed to death after a long battle with clinical depression.


Her management in a statement on Thursday, confirmed that the actress who made her television debut in ITV UK drama, Wild at Heart, took her own life.

Part of the statement reads…

“After a long struggle with clinical depression she took her life on Tuesday 25th of September at the age of 34. She was a brave woman who had been seeking help but the disease proved to be stronger than she was”

“Her family and friends appreciate all the love extended to them from her peers and fans,” it says.

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