Tributes Flow for the Actor and Radio Host
There has been an out- pouring of grief for beloved Kiwi actor Pua Magasiva, who was found dead in Wellington on Saturday, May 11.
The former Shortland Street star, who appeared in more than 450 episodes of the hit drama as nice-guy nurse Vinnie, was a huge part of the show until April last year. Pua also hosted the morning show on radio station Flava until last September.
His Flava co-host Sela Alo shared his grief, posting on Instagram, “On behalf of the thousands of hearts you’ve made smile… We love you. God bless.”
This story is from the May 27 2019 edition of New Zealand Woman's Weekly.
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