Actor Israel Matseke Zulu opens up about overcoming the tragic death of his son
ON THE small screen, Israel Matseke Zulu, has over the years become the face of bad boys, but in real life, he is bearing the pain of losing his son at a young age. The actor, who made a name for himself playing GP in the drama series Yizo Yizo, says the pain of losing his son in 2011 at the tender age of 14 still haunts him. But he is trying to do what’s best for his surviving 15-year-old son, Benedict.
MOVING ON FROM HIS SON'S DEATH
The actor says he was afraid that he would never be able to move on from losing his son, adding that no parent deserves to lose a child.
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