AKA's mother Lynn Forbes is inconsolable following the death of her son, Kiernan “AKA” Forbes.
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She continues to mourn the death of her son and pays tribute to him. AKA was known for his fierce personality and fire dance moves that kept many fans entertained.
Lynn took to her Instagram timeline on 16 March to share a heartwarming video of herself dancing with her late son. The two were busting moves to Brenda Fassie’s smash hit Weekend Special.
She captioned the short clip, "Your physical absence makes my world feel depopulated 💔,” she wrote.
Her followers reacted to the video.
@liziwematloha commented "We were sold a very different personality. Kiernan was a darling mahn, I hope one day we will be able to find healing because it hurts so bad knowing we will never hear from him."
@iamleanned wrote, "Auntie Lynn 💔💔💔💔💔 if we feel the way we do as fans, friends, and followers of Kiernan we cannot even begin to imagine how painful this must be for you and your family. It hurts aunty L! I have moments where I see a pic of @akaworldwide and I am overcome by grief, sadness, anger, and disbelief! We are so sorry aunty Lynn 💔🙏🏽🤍Our hearts are heavy with you."
@zenandemfenyana commented, "Oh Glammy 🥹 your pain knows no bounds, I am always covering you in prayer."
@sweet_lee01 wrote, What makes it worse is every time you see his picture or these kinds of videos it makes it unreal again.He seems so alive yet gone…bathong AKA is really no longer with us..yoooh but honestly your spirit lives through every second."
She said that on some days, she is a broken mess because of how much she misses her son.
"I miss you so much Kiernan, Some days I’m a warrior. Some days I’m a broken mess. Most days I’m a bit of both, but every day I have to be here Standing. Fighting. Trying The most helpful thing anyone has said to me during this painful time," she wrote.
Additionally, she shared the most helpful comments people have made to her during this trying time
“Whatever you are feeling, and whenever you are feeling it …. it’s OK”
Lynn also listed the most unhelpful well-intended comments to avoid saying to a grieving person
• How are you feeling?
• At least he didn’t suffer
• It was God’s plan
• God never gives you more than you can handle
• Be strong.
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