Siyanda Sesimani Death Reason
Siyanda Sesimani, popularly known as ‘The Estate’ actor, has passed away after a long battle with cancer. He was 45. Born in Johannesburg, Sesimani made a name for himself in South African cinema with roles in films such as ‘The Wound’, ‘The Estate’ and ‘The Custody’. He was also part of the cast of the South African soap opera ‘DAYS’. In the United Kingdom, he is perhaps best-known for his role as Salim in the BBC’s crime drama series ‘Sherlock’. The Estate has lost another one of its family members with the death of Siyanda Sesimani. The actor, who played diverse roles on the small screen, passed away on Sunday at the age of 45. Known for his role as Lando in The Estate, Siyanda also starred in crime series such as The Family and Generations. In a statement, family and friends described him as a loving and supportive brother, uncle, and father.
Siyanda Sesimani: Funeral Obituary
It is with great sadness that we report that ‘The Estate’ actor Siyanda Sesimani has passed away. The Zimbabwean actor, who spent his early years in the United Kingdom, started his career in South Africa before moving to the United States to star in US television series such as ‘Law & Order: SVU’ and ‘The Good Wife’. He is best known for his role as Thabiso ‘Thabo’ Mothobi in the Emmy-winning drama series ‘The Estate’. Actor Siyanda Sesimani has died, his manager has confirmed. The ‘The Estate’ star passed away in a hospital near his home after battling lung cancer. The actor made his acting debut in the critically-acclaimed 2019 movie ‘The Estate’, which was produced by Oscar winner Jamie Foxx. He also featured in ‘The Greatest Gift’ and co-starred with Hollywood veteran Cuba Gooding Jr in the dramatic thriller “Hands of Stone” a biopic about legendary professional boxer Roberto Duran, produced by Marc Anthony.
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