"You are still loved": Baba Talisha honours late wife on 6th death anniversary
This story has significance for readers across Kenya and beyond.
- Baba Talisha posted a heartfelt tribute to his late first wife, Milka Faustina, on Saturday, August 15
- Milka died in a road accident along Thika Superhighway in 2020, leaving behind a young daughter who survived the crash
- The emotional post sparked debate among Kenyans, with some offering support while others questioned whether he should grieve publicly
Kenyan content creator Baba Talisha took to Facebook on Saturday to honour his late first wife, Milka Faustina.
sudden death six years ago left him and their daughter to navigate life without her.
How did Baba Talisha honour his late wife?
"15th August 2020, a day that changed our lives forever," he wrote, reflecting on the toll the loss has taken on the family.
He described Milka as someone with a beautiful heart whose kindness and laughter left a mark that time has failed to erase.
"Mama T, wherever you are, know that you are still loved, still missed, and forever remembered," he added.
What happened to Milka?
Milka died on August 15 following a road accident along Thika Superhighway. The family had been returning to their Githurai home after a photoshoot when another vehicle rammed into their car, sending it crashing into stationary vehicles.
Milka, who was seated in the front passenger seat at the time and was holding their infant daughter Talisha Truphena, died at the scene.
Talisha Truphena survived but sustained severe injuries and spent a considerable amount of time in hospital recovering.
Baba Talisha subsequently took on the role of single father, a journey he has been open about sharing with his followers over the years.
He has since found love again with his second wife, Miss Wanjey, who has also spoken about his first wife and the family's history.
Kenyans weigh in
The anniversary post drew a wave of reactions from followers, with opinions split between those who rallied behind him and others who felt he should handle his grief more privately.
Luhya Bae wrote
: "People need to know baba T hawakukosana na bibi yake; she died when they were still in love. Guys, let him be!!!! Let him mourn the way he wants!!!!! If posting relieves the pain, let him do it as many times as he can. Posting the late doesn't show any disrespect to the current wife. May you find the strength to raise your beautiful daughter, my braza."
Kenzy Kenzy kept it simple, writing:
"And no one can replace her."
Wilson Omondi added:
"It's well ❤️🩹 may her memory be a blessing."
Source: TUKO.co.ke
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