King David Shares Son's Cause of Death: "We Lost Our Precious"

King David Shares Son's Cause of Death: "We Lost Our Precious"

  • David Mwangi, a popular forex trader known as King David, sadly lost his son Mateo while on vacation
  • The heartbroken dad shared the cause of his son's demise in a heartbreaking post detailing what happened
  • Kenyans on social media comforted the heartbroken couple with touching words after they asked for prayers

Popular Forex trader David Mwangi, better known as King David, has shared his son Mateo's cause of death.

King David's son
King David's son died in a tragic accident. Photo: King David.
Source: Instagram

David revealed that Mateo passed away on Sunday, July 20, in a tragic accident.

What caused Mateo's death?

The couple and their children were reportedly vacationing when the tragedy happened.

"We lost our precious son, Mateo, on Sunday at 11am due to a tragic drowning accident. As parents, our hearts are shattered in ways words can’t explain. Mateo was full of love, light, and laughter and losing him has left a hole we will carry forever," he wrote.

He denied online rumours surrounding the loss, terming them untrue, irresponsible, and cruel.

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The distraught parents wrote in a heartfelt message that despite experiencing a great deal of loss, they have been unfairly accused.

"But in the midst of our pain, we’ve seen cruel and careless comments accusing us of things so far from the truth. Please understand this: we would never harm our child. We loved him deeply, and we still do. This was a tragic accident, and we’re still trying to process the pain," he shared.

The family appealed for empathy from the public, asking them to consider how they would feel if it were their child or family in a similar situation.

King David's son
King David's late son Mateo inside a swimming pool. Photo: King David.
Source: Instagram

They urged moderation, stressing that hurtful remarks shouldn't be used to add to already broken hearts.

The bereaved family requested in their message that the public refrain from adding to their grief by using offensive language.

"Before you speak, ask yourself, what if it was your child? What if it was your family going through this? Please, don’t add more hurt to hearts that are already broken. We ask for your prayers, not your judgment. Rest in peace, our sweet boy Mateo. You’ll always be loved," he added.

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Netizens comfort King David and his wife

Here is what they had to say:

heismontana:

"My condolences sir. I pray God gives you both the strength you both need to go through this period. May God strengthen you both in your weakness."

mercie485:

"Poleni sana 😢❤️❤️hug his mum for me."

kylie.dan_:

"Watu utu ulienda wapi.. actually I saw those comments and I was like why are people judging and joking a round with a death on an innocent son... rather than comforting this family the only thing you people can do is to troll them,,,mind the power of the tongue is very powerful,,🫵🫵🫵🫵🫵watch on whatever you speak."

junegatwiri:

"It shall be well brother."

What happened to Taita Taveta's MCA's daughter?

In other news, TUKO.co.ke reported that Duncan Wangama, a member of the Taita Taveta County Assembly, is mourning the death of his newborn daughter.

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His daughter's demise occurred a week after his wife's untimely demise.

Kenyans sympathised with the politician and some sent him encouraging messages.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.

Source: TUKO.co.ke

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