Jamal Edwards. Jamal tragically died unexpectedly on Sunday, aged 31 years old. He was a music entrepreneur known for pioneering his YouTube channel SBTV and launching the careers of stars including Ed Sheeran and Jessie J.In 2014, he had received an MBE for services to music.
Last night, crowds gathered in Acton to remember his life and many achievements.His devastated mother sang a beautiful rendition of Whitney’s famous song, which includes the lyrics: “I believe the children are the future. “Learning to love yourself, it is the greatest love of all.” After finishing her song, Brenda addressed the mourners and spoke of her wish that her son’s death might unite the community. “If we can do anything in 2022, can we please bring the community together,” the 52-year-old said, according to the Daily Mail.“Stop the fighting.Stop the killing.
And build up our community. “We are not supposed to be losing our young people. If you see something happening.Try to stop it please.” In a statement released on Monday, Brenda confirmed the news of her son's death after a sudden illness.She shared that Jamal was the "centre of our worlds" and that she was “completely devastated” in an emotional tribute.The mum-of-two has often spoke openly about their close bond, raising Jamal and younger sister Tanisha in Luton before Brenda and stepdad Patrick moved the family to Acton, West London.When Brenda was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer in 2015, Jamal moved back home to support her.“I didn't know how to deal with it,” he told The Guardian."One of the things she took from me was my self-belief and positivity.That helped her get through it.
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