- Nazizi Hirji’s son Jazeel tragically died on Christmas in an accident while on vacation with his parents in Tanzania
- In a statement shared by Nazizi on social media, Jazeel died in the accident at the hotel where they were staying
- The artist is appealling for compassion and understanding out of respect for their need for peace during this time of mourning
Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for more Entertainment and Exclusive stories
Jazeel’s body was transferred to Nairobi and buried on Wednesday, according to his religion
Kenyan hip hop artist Nazizi Hirji and her husband are grappling with grief following the sudden demise of their three-year-old son, Jazeel.
The heartbreaking incident unfolded at a Tanzanian hotel, as disclosed in a statement shared on social media by Nazizi and her close associate Wyre on Wednesday.
The statement revealed that Jazeel lost his life in an unfortunate accident at the family’s lodging in Tanzania.
The grieving parents transferred Jazeel’s body to Nairobi, where he was laid to rest on the same day, adhering to his religious practices.
Expressing the profound impact of the loss, Nazizi said, “The void left by the loss is both immeasurable, and the pain is unbearable.” She appealed for privacy during this challenging time, asking for compassion and understanding from the public.
“We kindly request everyone to allow Nazizi and her family the space they need to begin the healing process. A more detailed statement will be made available once the family has had some time to mourn their tremendous loss,” the statement concluded.
Celebrities and media personalities have shared messages of condolences with rapper Nazizi after losing her three-year-old son.
Sharing her message, Zawadi Nyong’o wrote, “I’m soooo sorry Naz! This is beyond heartbreaking. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. May you feel the embrace of Spirit as you begin this journey of grief.”
Also sharing their condolences were Abel Mutua, Ben Cyco, Victoria Kimani, Teacher Wanjiku, Femi One, Betty Kyallo, Big Pi, Dj Kalonje, Yvone Afrostreet, Nameless and more.
Media personality Tallia Oyando also shared her love writing, “Love you dada. still praying for you all. May Jaz be truly peaceful. My love to you @therealtanaka…”
Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for more Entertainment and Exclusive stories
