Tributes paid to award-winning actress Halima Gadji following her death at 36
Actress Halima Gadji who was also known as Marième Dial has passed away at the age of 36.
The death of award-winning actress Halima Gadji has been shared on her Instagram. The post reads: “We are deeply saddened to announce and confirm the passing of our lioness Halima Gadji. Let's stay in prayer for the repose of his soul, that was his final wish.”
One fan wrote: “My deepest condolences to you. She fought with immense strength. What I learned from her: "I wasn't born sick, it was society that made me sick, and it is this same society that judges me today." ” Rest in peace 🤍
“May you not be deceived by your grave sister. Adineu go I'm coming . May you find something that is surprising ❤️ LOVE YOU."
The news of Halima Gadji’s death was announced by the Senegalese Press Agency (APS).
Six days ago Halima Gadji had taken to her Instagram and said: “Hello Paris, passing by for a short stay, thank you @sisielegance_ for the makeup, I kept from @tikiss_1”
According to reports, Halima Gadji is believed to have passed away in Paris. In July last year, Halima Gadji wrote: “🌿 Message from a large, ailing body on the road to recovery ❤️🩹 total healing 🌿
“I may be a large, ailing body…
“But behind this body, there is a smile. A real one.
“Because sometimes, smiling is the only thing I can do to show the world that I'm okay.
“And this smile makes me feel good. It keeps me alive.
“✨ Today, I want to remind you of something essential:
“Do good to yourself before trying to do good to others.
“Not all battles are yours.
“Some are God's battles.
“You are here to fight for yourself, not for everyone.
“If God connects you to certain people,
“it may simply be to teach you a lesson in love.
“Because life is a meeting:
“A meeting of giving and receiving.
“📅 On this Thursday the 31st, remember this:
“👉 The appointment for giving is with you first.
“👉 The appointment for receiving is with you first.
“Give love.
“Receive that love for yourself.
“And that's how you can offer it to others.
“But if you give love to someone
“who doesn't even have self-love,
“withdraw it out gently, like a root being carefully pulled up.
“And replant it in a garden ready to bloom.
“That was my little tip for today.
“Keep smiling 🍌 and stay positive 🍑.
“Hugs and kisses 💋.”
Halima Gadji is best known for playing the role of Marème in the series "Mistress of a Married Man" produced by Marodi TV. She grew up in the Moroccan community in Senegal, West Africa.