Shebeshxt out of ICU,recovering in hospital

Shebeshxt has recently been transferred to a standard hospital ward following nearly nine days in the intensive care unit due to a car crash.The doctors are optimistic about her recovery and believe she will be discharged in the next few days.

The controversial rapper was involved in a car crash on his way to a gig on June 8. He was seriously injured, his partner Kholofelo Moloto sustained moderate to serious injuries and their nine-year-old daughter died at the scene.The rapper, known for his raw lyrics and edgy persona, had gained a significant following in recent years. The news of the accident sent shockwaves through the music industry as fans and colleagues expressed their condolences and hoped for his swift recovery. Details surrounding the cause of the crash were still unclear, leaving many speculating about what could have led to such a tragic event.

Family spokesperson James Magoro shared the latest developments with TshisaLIVE, revealing Shebeshxt underwent surgery on his leg and shoulder.Shebeshxt is currently said to be recovering well and is expected to make a full recovery, according to Magoro. Additional details about the surgery and Shebeshxt’s condition are being kept private at this time.

Shebeshxt ‘hasn’t lost his leg

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Magoro said they hoped Shebeshxt would be fit to attend his daughter’s funeral on Saturday at Lebowakgomo, Limpopo.Magoro expressed his condolences to Shebeshxt and reassured them that arrangements were being made to ensure their attendance at the funeral without any inconvenience. The community came together to offer support and comfort during this difficult time.

“He is still in hospital but he will attend the funeral. We are looking to maybe have people from the hospital assist in bringing him to the funeral and then take him back to the hospital to recover. He still needs to fully recover. He had dislocations. One leg they put steel in and [fitted] a moon boot. The leg is OK. He can step with both [legs].”

Magoro said though the family had not spoken to Shebeshxt about the death of his daughter, he was aware she had not survived the accident.Magoro observed that Shebeshxt seemed to be grappling with intense grief, and his usually jovial demeanor had been replaced by a hollow emptiness. Despite the lack of direct communication, there was an unspoken understanding between the family and Shebeshxt that spoke volumes in the silence that enveloped them. The weight of the tragedy hung heavy in the air, coloring every interaction with a somber undercurrent that hinted at the profound loss they all shared.

“We can’t talk to him about his loss because we understand, but he can see his child is not around any more and his partner got hurt. He asked about Kholo’s whereabouts but did not ask about the child because he knows the child did not make it.”