Da LES spotted at a barber in wheelchair after suffering a stroke – WATCH! Popular rapper and music producer Da LES, whose real name is Leslie Mampe Jr., is on a journey to recovery after suffering a stroke in July.
Known for his contribution to the South African hip-hop scene, Da LES has received overwhelming support from fans and loved ones alike, with messages of encouragement flooding in as he works through the challenging period.
Barber Shares Update and Sends Well Wishes
Amukelani Chauke, a well-known barber who often styles celebrities, recently took to Instagram to share an update on Da LES. In the post, Chauke shared a video and photos of Da LES in a wheelchair while receiving a fresh haircut.
Chauke’s caption, “Everything is going to be alright,” offered a message of hope and support. The post has since garnered attention as fans and friends express their own well-wishes in the comments.
The haircut session gave fans a rare glimpse of the rapper, who has kept a low profile since his stroke. The image of him in a wheelchair is a reminder of the gravity of his situation, yet it also shows his resilience and determination to regain his health.
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Stroke and Hospitalization: A Challenging Road
Da LES’s stroke occurred on July 26, 2024, shortly before his 39th birthday. The family confirmed the incident in a statement, explaining that he was hospitalized and had been placed in intensive care at a private hospital in Sandton. After some time, he was transferred to a public hospital, where he has continued his recovery.
A close friend revealed to Zimoja that although Da LES is conscious, his condition remains serious. “He can see and hear everyone, but he cannot speak or move,” shared the friend.
This has undoubtedly been a distressing experience for both Da LES and his loved ones, but the family remains hopeful and encouraged by his progress.
His family expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support and requested that the public continue to keep him in their thoughts and prayers. “Whilst he is in a stable condition, this remains a challenging time for his loved ones,” read part of the statement.
Signs of Recovery: Da LES’s Return Home and Family Support
In October, MDN News reported a heartening update about Da LES’s recovery journey, revealing that he had been discharged from the hospital and was back home.
During this time, he made a surprise appearance at his daughter’s birthday celebration, bringing joy to family and friends. Although his road to recovery is still ongoing, being able to join his family for this milestone was a promising sign.
Sowetan, in their initial report on his stroke in July, highlighted that his family has been by his side throughout, helping him adjust and supporting him emotionally.
Although Da LES is still unable to speak or move, his friend noted a determined “fighting spirit” in his eyes—a sign of hope for those who know him well.
The Importance of Community Support During Da LES’s Recovery
Da LES’s health crisis has sparked a wave of empathy from fans, fellow musicians, and the public. His friends and industry colleagues have used social media to rally behind him, showing their support through positive messages and calls for prayer. The encouragement and well-wishes have reminded many of the power of community, particularly during difficult times.
Barber Amukelani Chauke’s post reflects the sentiment shared by Da LES’s supporters: a belief that, with time and support, he will continue to make progress. “Everything is going to be alright” has become a rallying phrase for those close to him, echoing the positive energy that friends and fans hope will contribute to his healing.
A Journey of Resilience and Hope
The journey Da LES faces is a challenging one, and his family and friends are prepared for the long road ahead. Their focus remains on supporting his physical and emotional well-being as he slowly recovers his strength.
Though he may still be unable to communicate verbally, the spirit of resilience seen in his eyes provides hope for a fuller recovery.
As Da LES continues his recovery, the outpouring of love and support he has received underscores his impact on South Africa’s music scene and the lives of his fans.
For now, the family has requested privacy as he undergoes therapy and rehabilitation. The public remains optimistic and supportive, waiting eagerly for the day when Da LES can return to doing what he loves most—creating music and bringing people together through his art.
A Community Stands Together
Da LES’s health battle has brought the hip-hop community together, showing that even in difficult times, there is strength in unity. His story serves as a reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the power of collective support in the face of adversity.
Fans, friends, and family are hopeful for Da LES’s return to the music scene, knowing that his journey to recovery, although long, is one that can inspire many.
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