Reggae singer Gramps Morgan has shared his struggle to come to terms with the loss of his brother, Peter Morgan, who passed away last month.
Peter passed away on February 25 after suffering a stroke. Following his death, the memorial service for the Morgan Heritage lead singer was held in the United States last Thursday in Orlando, Florida.
Still not yet a month since the death of his younger brother, Gramps is struggling to continue without him. On Wednesday, Gramps expressed how deeply Peter’s death has affected him, describing his brother as his other half that was snatched away from him in an Instagram post.
The artiste also shared his need for strength to handle the pain of Peter’s death.
“Half of me has been taking away just Cut off!!! I pray for strength to learn and live with this pain We Forever say HERITAGE 4 LIFE!! Peetah Morgan KEEP SINGING WHERE YOU ARE,” Gramps stated.
Reacting to Gramp’s post, fans extended their support in the comments, with BBC Radio 1Xtra host and DJ Seani B sharing some encouraging words with the artiste.
“I felt those words @grampsmorgan None of us can ever replace Peetah. But we are all here for you and the family. Praying for your strength 🙏🏿🙏🏿,” Seani B wrote.
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