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A woman who captured the hearts of many South Africans for her brave battle against premature aging disorder progeria has died aged 18.
Doctors had said Ontlametse Phalatse would not make it past the age of 14.
President Jacob Zuma was among those who conveyed their condolences to the family of "the special child of South Africa". She was known as the "First Lady" by her friends and family.
Local broadcaster Enca called her the country's "champion of positivity".
In a tribute her family wrote: "We will miss you sorely, Tsontso, our first lady. May you find eternal peace among the angels. Rest in Peace".
And Before She Died She Wrote this Massage , Click Below To Watch
Doctors had said Ontlametse Phalatse would not make it past the age of 14.
President Jacob Zuma was among those who conveyed their condolences to the family of "the special child of South Africa". She was known as the "First Lady" by her friends and family.
Local broadcaster Enca called her the country's "champion of positivity".
In a tribute her family wrote: "We will miss you sorely, Tsontso, our first lady. May you find eternal peace among the angels. Rest in Peace".
And Before She Died She Wrote this Massage , Click Below To Watch
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