Wizkid opens up about losing himself after mother’s death in new appearance [VIDEO]

Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Racheal Ayodele
Published on 2024-01-31 12:05:08

Renowned Nigerian singer, Wizkid, who has been the recipient of multiple awards, recently attended the UK premiere of ‘Bob Marley: One Love’ in London. However, videos of the event showed the singer appearing solemn, leading to concerns from netizens about his well-being.

In response to the viral clip and the concerns expressed by Nigerians, Wizkid took to his Instagram story to address the issue. He revealed that he has been struggling since the death of his mother, expressing a sense of loss and a desire to find himself again. His posts reflected his inner turmoil, stating, “Look in the mirror and I don’t feel myself. Mama left me and I lost myself. I can’t wait to feel myself again. Life of a soldier! Military with it! Until then I dey slap away for free so leave me. And I’m thankful that you all are going through this phase with me. You seen me at my lowest now. When you see me back on my high no complain. Expensive pain.”

The emotional disclosure from Wizkid provided insight into the personal struggles he has been facing, shedding light on the impact of grief and loss on his well-being. Despite the challenges he has been dealing with, he expressed gratitude for the support of his fans and followers, acknowledging that they have witnessed him at his lowest point and hoping for their understanding when he is able to rise above his current struggles.

The video of Wizkid at the event further captured the attention of social media, showcasing his presence on the red carpet in London. The combination of his appearance at the premiere and his candid Instagram posts provided a glimpse into the emotional journey he has been navigating.

Ultimately, Wizkid’s public acknowledgment of his personal struggles and his openness about his grief served as a reminder of the human experience behind the celebrity persona. It also reinforced the importance of empathy and understanding for individuals who are grappling with loss and emotional pain.

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