‘I Never Knew What It Felt Like to Lose a Loved one” – BBNaija’s Ka3na Breaks Silence on Husband’s Demise

Ka3na Jones, a former ‘LockDown’ Housemate on Big Brother Naija show, has spoken out about the passing of her white husband.

A few weeks ago, online burial footage and pictures showed the reality TV star sobbing uncontrollably next to a casket.

Along with other individuals thought to be Jones’ friends and relatives, Ka3na was also spotted with her little kid. Jones is said to have been buried in London on May 16, 2023.

Ka3na stated that her husband battled cancer in a statement she posted on Instagram on Sunday. She also shared some of their precious memories.

The reality personality claimed that since the unfortunate event, bitterness has eaten her heart and that it will be challenging to move on without her husband.

She wrote: “Life 1-Ka3na 0. Today I Found The Courage To Put These Words Together..LIFE won this time!!

“I was only 9yrs old when I lost my father. My mom said I cried while everyone else was, but mine tears was hunger related. I never knew what it felt like to lose a LOVED one until I received the sad call from the hospital 01-05-2023!

“Took exactly three days for me to actually process the information and from that moment of acceptance grieve has consumed my entire world. Everyone is asking me to move on but HOW?? Your death has made our daughter fatherless and your Kate” a widow in my 20s💔

“I do not wish what am currently going through on anyone. Death is inevitable yet the only occurrence we are never prepared for.

“Regardless of all the pains you went through in the last days of your life, you never gave up hope! You kept on saying “My Kate Don’t Worry! I’m Going To Beat Cancer And Be Here For Our Lila’s 18th Birthday & Graduation” Oh Death How Could You??? 💔😭

“Flash Backs, Memories & Our Beautiful Daughter is all I have left of you.

Bitterness has consumed my heart. How do I move on with life. You were my only true backbone and confidant in everything. You loved and adored me till every end. I will never forget, I will never let go. I will forever cherish them for the rest of my life. (Ecclesiastes 3:1-8)”