Taking to her Instagram page on Saturday, May posted a photo of herself with all her children and wrote a heartfelt message to mourn her late son. She expressed her gratitude for the support she has received during this difficult time.
May wrote, "Words are not enough to express our gratitude to you all. In all of these ordeals, we believe that this immeasurable loss is heaven's gain. When you lose a husband, you are called a widow... You lose a wife, a widower... You lose a father, fatherless... You lose a mother, motherless... You lose both parents, an orphan... You lose a sibling, a 'forgotten mourner'... Other than 'vilomah,' which means 'against a natural order,' I cannot find an English word for losing a child."
She continued, "I do not think there's any death as intense and painful as losing one's child. We are still in inexpressible grief, however, I want you all to know that we are fine by God's special grace. The incredible love and support from all of you - my family, friends, and well-wishers around the globe - through various means are unimaginable and unconditional."
May expressed her gratitude to her friends, family, and the brands she represents for their support during this challenging time. She shared that life left her feeling resigned to fate, but the love and loyalty of her fans stood by her even in her absence. She described this love as "God's grace" and expressed her hope that no affliction would befall her supporters' homes.
She concluded her message by acknowledging that a child cannot be forgotten and that Kambiichukwu would always hold a special place as the second of her four children. May expressed her longing for the day they would meet again in the presence of the Almighty.
May and Yul Edochie have three children together. Last year, Yul made headlines when he announced his polygamous status and introduced his new wife, Judy Austin, to the public. They welcomed a son named Star Duke Munachimso Yul Edochie in 2022.