Nollywood actress, Judy Austin is singing the praises of her husband, Yul Edochie, who she considers a great man.
Taking to her Instagram page to console him, Judy crowned him a great man as she noted how great men face great challenges.
Noting how his life is in God’s hands, she told him to remain strong and trust in God.
“Ezedike. You’re a great man. And great men face great challenges. Your life is in God’s hands. Trust and he will lead you always. Remain strong”.
Yul Edochie thanks Nigerians for their condolence messages
This is coming minutes after Yul Edochie penned an appreciation post to Nigerians following the love and support he and his family received from them.
It is no longer news that the actor lost his first son to the cold hands of death weeks back.
Yul thanked them for their messages, condolence visits, calls, care, and prayers offered to his son and family.
“I thank you all for the condolence messages, condolence visits, calls, care, and prayers you all offered for my son and my family. The love and concern have been overwhelming. I sincerely appreciate every one of you from the depths of my heart. May God bless you abundantly. Thank you”.
Yul Edochie finally breaks silence on son’s death, recounts his last moment with him
Kemi Filani reported in April that Yul Edochie had finally broken his silence on his son’s death.
In a lengthy post on his Instagram page, the now father of four recounted his last moment with his son.
According to him, his son came into his room, on the day of his death, dressed up for school to tell him that his school would be having an Interhouse sports competition a day later, which he had promised to attend.
He recounted how they both joked about his height and how he spoke to him about his gold medal in swimming, which he was excited about.
Unfortunately, he never came back home and he can’t question God. Read more here.
Judy Austin breaks silence on Yul Edochie’s son’s death
Joining him, Judy who has stayed away from social media following his death, took to her Instagram page to mourn him.
Sharing a candlelight photo, Judy Austin stated that God knows best as she prayed for him to rest in peace.
“God knows best. Rest in Heaven with God, Great son.
Kambi Yul-Edochie”.
