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Rethabile wasn’t ready to die!

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Rethabile Khumalo opens up about surviving the car crash last month.
Rethabile Khumalo opens up about surviving the car crash last month.

WINNIE Khumalo’s daughter Rethabile has finally opened up about the car accident that almost ended her life.

Last month, Winnie announced on Instagram that her daughter had been in a crash.

“I’d like to inform Rethabile’s fans and friends she was involved in a car accident and badly hurt, but she’ll be OK.

Please keep her in your prayers,” she said.

Rethabile told the SunTeam: “I was just a pedestrian walking on the side of the road when a car hit me. What I can recall is I was soaked in blood with head injuries and scratches on my face.

“For a while I couldn’t move. As I lay there on the road, I kept praying, asking God to spare my life. I wasn’t ready to die. I was then rushed to hospital.

“Fortunately, none of my bones were broken. I had a blood clot in my right thigh, a few scratches on my face and a scar on my head.

“I still have a minor swelling on my thigh, but it’s going down.

“From what I understand, the car that hit me was beyond repair. I’ve seen pictures and it’s clear the accident was very bad.

“I don’t know how I survived. I know one of the victims is still in hospital.”

Rethabile said she was still dealing with it.

“I just want to forget about it, but I know it’s impossible.

“I’m a staunch Christian. I believe God allowed it for a reason.

“One day I’ll have to encourage other victims of car accidents and help them cope.”

She was recording an album when it happened. Within a few days she was back in studio.

“For now I just want my fans to know I love and miss them,” she said.

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