Crazy Kennar’s Girlfriend Finally Opens Up On Loss Of Their Unborn Child

 

Following comedian Crazy Kennar’s revelation about losing their unborn child, his partner Natalie Asewe has shared her own heartbreaking account of the tragedy. Natalie took to Instagram, posting a deeply emotional message expressing the profound grief she carries after their son’s passing.

“They say there’s no greater pain than childbirth, but I disagree,” she wrote. “The greatest pain in the world is carrying and delivering a child that you never get to raise.” Her words capture the unimaginable sorrow of losing a child before they have even taken their first breath.

The accompanying picture shows a radiant Natalie heavily pregnant, a stark contrast to the immense pain her words convey.

“I don’t just grieve my son,” she continues, “I mourn never getting the chance to hear him cry, to hear him speak, teach him to walk and see him grow.” Every new day becomes a fresh reminder of the milestones her son will never reach, adding another layer of anguish to her already immense loss.

In a final, poignant sentence, Natalie evokes the image of an angel too perfect for this world: “Every new day reveals something that he will miss out on. You were perfect in every way. An angel in the Book of Life wrote down my baby’s birth, then whispered as he closed the book, ‘Too beautiful for this earth.'”

Crazy Kennar’s crew member, Stanley Omondi, reached out to Natalie on social media, offering words of support and solidarity: “Heavy is the pain but Together we stand.” His message echoes the outpouring of empathy and sympathy flooding their social media pages, demonstrating the power of community in times of unimaginable loss.

Natalie’s heartfelt message not only provides a glimpse into the devastating pain she and Crazy Kennar are experiencing but also serves as a reminder of the profound impact losing a child can have. Their story, while deeply personal, resonates with anyone who has faced similar tragedy, offering a sense of shared grief and reminding us of the importance of compassion and support during moments of unimaginable loss.

BY GHAFLA KENYA