Riky Rick’s Mom Louisa Zondo Sets Up Touching Memorial in His Honour at Mount Everest Base Camp
- Late rapper Riky Rick's mother is still coming to terms with her son's untimely passing in February
- Louisa Zondo, who has been sharing her journey to Mount Everest with her fans and followers, said she took the trip to clear her head
- Taking to her social media pages, the mourning mother explained the significance of the items she laid at the memorial
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Riky Rick's mother Louisa Zondo dedicated her trip to Mt Everest to her late son. Louisa has been sharing pictures and videos of her trek to the base camp.
Source: Facebook
In her previous post, the mourning mother, who is still reeling from the death of her son on 23 February, said she decided to take on the expedition a month after her son's passing.
According to TimesLIVE, Zondo paid an emotional tribute to her Riky. She revealed that she set up a memorial with some valuable items at the base camp in a lengthy Facebook post. She wrote:
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"Your beloved wife, Bianca, and children - Jordan and Maik - had sent me off with a few memorabilia. I lay out a “Riky Rick…We Multiply” tee-shirt on the rock. Above it was a chain containing: (a) medallion of St Michael - the archangel who among other virtues helps us in our hour of death - as a symbolic representation of Bianca and the kids’ prayers; (b) a St Christopher medallion representing my travel prayers for all of us; and (c) a medallion with a “MaRiky” engraving."
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Mome Mahlangu reflects on losing her friend rapper Riky Rick: “I dwell on the times we had”
Briefly News previously reported that The Cream Cartel star Mome Mahlangu is still reeling in pain following the death of her dear friend rapper Riky Rick in February.
Mome took to her Instagram page to share that although she has lost a loved one before, she had to seek the help of a therapist to help her deal with the grief.
According to TimesLIVE, Mome likened the pain of losing her friend to that of losing a brother or a sister. She said:
"I never knew the pain of losing a brother or a sibling."
Source: Briefly News
