Twitter heartbroken by Vuyiswa breaking down #TheQueenMzansi

Hit drama series The Queen has highlighted the ill-treatment widows often get from their husbands’ families, showing Vuyiswa’s pain as she mourned the death of her hubby Jerry Maake.

Vuyiswa, played by the talented Zandile Msutwana, cried her heart out on Thursday’s episode of the popular Mzansi Magic telenovela as she contemplated life without Jerry (played by Shona Ferguson).

Jerry’s family showed up and made their presence felt as they oppressed Vuyiswa with traditions that served to invalidate every wish she had on how her husband ought to be buried.

They silenced her every opinion and basically treated her like a nobody, as she cried for her dead husband. Fans were distraught to see it all unfold and pointed out that it reflected the real life situations for many black women.

Vuyiswa's mourning scenes😭 #TheQueenMzansi pic.twitter.com/u2sRZSkB6A

— Teboho🇱🇸 (@tebza_bells) July 30, 2020

I repeat🙌#TheQueenMzansi
She's the best widow I've seen in the show😭 https://t.co/DZrKq4xh7c

— K H O Z A❤ (@Luyanda_Khoza1) July 30, 2020

Vuyiswa Makes me Emotional😭😭😭😢, Don't Cry Sexy Mommy😭💓#TheQueenMzansi pic.twitter.com/RZM9koyVix

— 🔴#ARTETA❤🔴ARSENAL🔴⚽#KAKA(22) 🐐💓 #MAPS_92 💅 (@Maps_Welsh) July 30, 2020

Appreciation post for the talented @zandilemsutwana 😍♥️🔥 #TheQueenMzansi pic.twitter.com/jdhbIZeBbV

— Jantjie Omncane🇿🇦 (@ThabisoJantjie) July 30, 2020

Guys Vuyiswa is hurting kannete😩😩the pain in her voice #TheQueenMzansi #TheQueenMzanzi pic.twitter.com/RpiPQq1iww

— Katlego Monama 🇿🇦 (@Jomo_SA) July 29, 2020