Kehinde Adegbodu Visits Late Twin Brother Taiwo's Grave Before Every Show
Kehinde Adegbodu Visits Late Twin Brother's Grave Before Shows

Kehinde Adegbodu Opens Up About Life After Taiwo's Death

Gospel singer Kehinde Adegbodu has shared intimate details about how he copes with the loss of his twin brother, Taiwo, who passed away a few months ago. In a heartfelt interview on Biola Bayo's podcast, Talk to B, Kehinde revealed the rituals he performs before every show to stay connected to his late sibling.

Visiting the Grave Every Morning

Kehinde disclosed that he visits Taiwo's grave every morning to speak with him. He added that it feels as though he still sees his brother. Sometimes, he asks band members to accompany him to the grave so they can update Taiwo about past and upcoming events.

The singer also shared that despite many prophets being around them before Taiwo's death, none foresaw the tragedy. After Taiwo's demise, someone commented that Kehinde might not live long and could soon join his brother. Kehinde acknowledged this possibility, which moved the show host to tears.

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Fans React with Prayers and Support

Fans flooded social media with prayers for Kehinde, wishing him a long life to care for his family and the family Taiwo left behind. One user shared a personal story about losing a set of twins in their family and the spiritual experiences that followed.

Comments included prayers for God to keep Kehinde strong and comforted. Many expressed concern for the six children left behind and urged divine protection over the surviving twin.

Kehinde Resumes Work After Loss

Previously, Legit.ng reported that Kehinde Adegbodu resumed work after his brother's burial, which sparked mixed reactions from fans. The gospel singer continues to perform with his band, honoring his brother's legacy while navigating life as a solo twin.

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