Being a parent is a full time job. It doesn't it weather they are sleeping or old, it doesn't matter your role will always be played. Children always run to their parents and they make everything better. That's why we cry when we see them because we know that they have our backs no matter.
Connie Ferguson is a famous actress, businesswoman and executive producer. Her and her late husband Shona Ferguson started Ferguson Films which is responsible for many people. She's currently starring as Harriet Khoza. Famously known for her role on Generations where she played Karabo.
She has two daughters Lesedi and Alicia. Lesedi tweeted that it was an emotional day for her. Connie made sure to give her love and let her know just much she loves her. Which goes to show that it doesn't matter what age you are. We hope she's now having a good day.
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