Nazizi loses son while on vacation

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By Vincent Kejitan | Dec 28, 2023
Nazizi is mourning the demise of her son Jazeel.

Kenyan musician Nazizi Hirji and her husband are mourning the demise of their three-year-old son Jazeel.

A statement posted on Nazizi's page confirmed that Jazeel died on Christmas day in an accident at a hotel the family was staying in Tanzania.

"We lost this young soul in an unfortunate accident at a hotel where the family was staying. He was buried earlier today in Nairobi, in accordance with his religion.

"In these dark times, the light of a child's life - in all its innocence and joy - is undeniably the purest. The void left by the loss is both immeasurable and the pain is unbearable," read the statement in part.

Nazizi called upon the media and her fans to accord the family privacy during this difficult period as she mourns the death of her beloved son.

"We appeal for your compassion and understanding out of respect for their need for peace during this time of mourning."

"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," read the statement.

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