Schuster's film producer, Asghar Mahomed, confirmed to The Citizen on Saturday that Leon is alive and well.
This is not the first time rumors have circulated about the death of film director Leon Schuster.
This week, word of Mr. Schuster's death spread on social media, and people began posting their condolences. One Facebook user wrote: “It is with heavy hearts that today we announce sad news about the great actor Mr. Bones. We will never see Leon Schuster again. Rest well, Bones.”
This was revealed by Asghar Mahomed, producer of Schuster's film. citizen By Saturday Leon was healthy and energetic. He visited the actor and director's home on Thursday, where he is recovering from two back surgeries.
“He is preparing for another surgery that will be approached from the stomach area to resolve his back problems. Of course this is hard for him, but his strength and resilience is truly impressive.” said Mahomed.
He explained that Schuster needs to lose 15 kg before undergoing surgery. However, physical exercise is not an option at this time. “He embarked on a weight loss journey under medical guidance and is very determined to lose weight.
Mahomed said he doesn't understand why fake news stories about Schuster's death keep circulating. “He doesn't take it well. It's not good for him to hear rumors that he passed away. Last time this happened, we made a video about it.”
Mahomed-Schuster said he stands strong in the face of adversity and approaches each day with a winner's mindset.
The actor turns 73 on Tuesday. Mohamed said he is excited about Schuster's recovery as he has several projects lined up. “He'll bring us more laughs!”
Years of fake news
Schuster responded to rumors about her youngest death by posting on Facebook: What kind of stupid person would post something like that? I will drive you to a place where you will never be able to have children again. It's not nice when people call you and say, “It's so nice to hear your voice.” Thank you, thank you, dear Jesus, for having my life in your hands! ”
Schuster said in 2021. citizen After another rumor about his death spread, it felt like someone wanted him dead.
Schuster – famous for movies like I'm not kidding., Oh, Shaxx, it's Schuster. and Mr Bones – said the “joke” was a bitter pill to swallow and not to take death lightly.
“I think I've died 13 or 15 times so far. To hurt someone or to take revenge is a reprehensible act,” he said, adding that mocking death goes against representing God. .
“This is a blatant violation of a person's humanity. I have a heart and a soul too, and I can hurt Flippen too.”
He may be a comedian, but it's clear he doesn't take joking about death lightly. “Anyone can keep doing this. I've died so many times that no one will believe me anymore.”
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