once share adorable picture of herself and mandela back in the days

Touching tweets and eulogy alike where pouring in since it was known that former south african president NELSON MANDELA died…..from our local celebs to international celebs

Even the president of USA Barrack Obama gave his own eulogy and now Queen Bey, the singer after hearing of the death the legend took to her Instagram page to post this photo of herself and nelson mandela in an adorable and remarkable embrace, back in the days.

So adorable and cute, she tagged the pic “Thank you for all you have sacrificed to improve the lives of other human beings”.
Hopefully he did for her,

The former South African President and civil rights titan Nelson Mandela passed away earlier at the age of 95.

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