'Accepting and honouring it was a no-brainer for me as I lost a family member to the Aids virus.'
Thuso Mbedu was recently part of an event aimed at shedding light on the HIV/Aids crisis.
She said on Instagram it was an honour to be present at The Elton John Aids Foundation event because the subject matter was close to home for her.to be one of the presenters shining a light on the HIV/Aids crisis. When the invitation came in, accepting and honouring it was a no-brainer for me as I lost a family member to the AIDS virus less than two months ago.
“Yes, leaps and bounds have been made in terms of educating and aiding people living with HIV/Aids but there’s a lot more that still needs to be done.Thank you to Brooke Shields who was a lovely co-presenter.aute Afrika,” she said.
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