Loose Women's Brenda Edwards has praised Ed Sheeran for supporting her following the death of her son Jamal Edwards. Jamal, who founded the music platform SBTV, which helped launch the careers of huge stars such as Ed and Rita Ora, died at the age of just 31 after he collapsed at his west London home in February.Brenda, 53, has thanked Ed and his family for their support during the heart-breaking ordeal. READ NEXT: Jamal Edwards died from heart attack after taking drugs, mum Brenda confirmsSpeaking to The Sun, Brenda said: “Ed is a beautiful soul.
He is an amazing, phenomenal talent. I love him and his whole family to the bone.“We are close, the families are close, and he has been there and offered me support.“He is there playing to millions on tour, but he is still concerned and worried about me.
It warms my heart and touches my heart how so many people have come together to support us through something that is very upsetting and is still very raw.”Brenda has decided to pay tribute to her son on what would be his 32nd birthday today (August 24) with a special concert.The event, which will be held in southeast London, will see musicians such as Big Narstie and Fleur East, with all the proceeds from the ticket sales going to the Jamal Edwards Self Belief Foundation.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters hereJamal was awarded an MBE for services to music in 2014 at the age of just 24 and was an ambassador for the Prince’s Trust.He helped propel the careers of many chart-topping artists, including the likes of Stomzy, Jessie J and Dave.
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