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Prince Kaybee opens up about the overwhelming grief of losing his mother

Posted on November 27, 2025
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Prince Kaybee

South African music producer Prince Kaybee is still battling the emotional weight of losing his mother, who passed away on 2 September 2025.

Weeks after her death, the Fetch Your Life hitmaker continues to express how deeply the loss has shaken his everyday life, using social media as an outlet to reflect on grief and the many misconceptions surrounding it.

Kaybee only confirmed his mother’s passing four days after it happened, following backlash aimed at politician Kenny Kunene, who publicly broke the news first.

Since then, the musician has shared brief but heartfelt messages about navigating grief, making it clear that healing is far from a straight path.

Taking to X, he dismissed the belief that grief can be neatly managed or controlled, calling it completely unrealistic.

“The idea that you will be able to control grief is absurd,” he wrote.

His honesty prompted an overwhelming response from followers, many relating through their own experiences of losing loved ones.

One user, @TheRealMacaDee, asked him how he has personally handled the loss of his mother.

Prince Kaybee didn’t sugarcoat anything, revealing just how unpredictable grief can be.

“I broke down during a business meeting yesterday, so yeah,” he responded.

Mzansi rallied behind the star, with social media users sharing their own stories of mourning. “@Alethiest” reflected on their emotional journey, saying, “Surprisingly, it tore me up every day before she passed… Yet since the moment she passed, I have not shed a single tear.”

Another user, @Yammi_Mangali, shared how a simple moment led to an unexpected breakdown: “Stepped out of the shower one random morning and noticed my hair looked a lot like my grandmother’s, and I broke down in tears.”

Others spoke about how grief never truly fades, with @stevenson_o writing, “It gets hard every single day… it still feels like yesterday.”

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