Kenyan reggae artist Nazizi's recent birthday celebration took on a somber tone as she grappled with the profound grief of losing her beloved son.
The typically festive occasion was overshadowed by a profound sense of emptiness and sorrow as Nazizi confronted the painful reality of life without her dear baby, Jazeel Adam.
The typically festive occasion was overshadowed by a profound sense of emptiness and sorrow as Nazizi confronted the painful reality of facing life without her cherished child.
Nazizi, renowned for her vibrant personality and infectious music, continues to grapple with the harsh reality of grief as she commemorates another year of life without her son by her side.
Three months later, the legendary hitmaker still mourns the loss of her son, Jazeel Adam.
Earlier on this month, Nazizi said that she had trouble leaving the house, “To everyone encouraging me to get out of the house, thank you but it’s been 2 and a half months of this battle.”
As Nazizi navigates through this unimaginable loss, her close friends and fans have continued to shower her with an outpouring of well-wishes for her birthday, along with expressions of love and support.
One of the special gifts Nazizi received during this period of grieving is a portrait from the celebrated media personality Talia Oyando, also known as Night Nurse. Nazizi, a member of Necessary Noize, expressed that the portrait holds profound meaning for her.
“Even though Firoz and Jaz are literally buried side by side, I couldn’t picture them together till you gave me this gift. My heart is 6 feet under…”
Her comment section was flooded with an abundance of messages expressing love, with fellow celebrities and fans emphasizing that they would stand by her side and support her throughout this journey of grief.
