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I may never recover, Blessing CEO mourns late son

Self-acclaimed relationship therapist and social media influencer, Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO, has expressed grief over the death of her nine-year-old son, Bryan, saying she may never recover from the shock of losing him. In an emotional tribute shared on her Instagram handle on Sunday, the influencer reflected on the pain of losing Read More:…

I may never recover, Blessing CEO mourns late son

Self-styled relationship expert and social media celebrity, Blessing Okoro, also known as Blessing CEO, has expressed her sorrow over the passing of her nine-year-old son, Bryan. In a heartfelt post on Instagram, Blessing CEO shared her grief and the profound impact her son's death has had on her. She mourned the unfulfilled promises she had made to her child, including a promise to buy him an iPad and a bicycle.

The influencer remembered her son's kindness, confidence, and intelligence, describing him as a selfless, kind, outspoken, bold, and very intelligent individual. Despite her anguish, Blessing CEO remains hopeful, believing her son is in heaven and promising to carry his memory with her wherever life takes her. She admitted that the shock of his death has been difficult to accept, fondly referring to him as her guardian angel.

The tribute to her son follows her recent public discussion about his death in an emotional interview after being released from custody. During her incarceration, Blessing CEO learned that her son had been using two inhalers and died at a hospital around 6:30am on a Monday. She expressed her grief upon her release from custody, noting that the news had taken away the joy she might have otherwise felt.

Despite her struggles with guilt, Blessing CEO remains determined to honor her son's memory by making him proud. She was released on bail in late October after serving months in custody on multiple fraud charges, which remain active.

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