In a poignant homage to Riky, Bianca Naidoo remembers her ‘lover, soulmate, babsie.’ Rick
Riky the Rapper Rick’s wife, Bianca Naidoo, paid a moving tribute to her husband, Rikhado Muziwendlovu Makhado, at his funeral on Tuesday.
Makhado died on February 23rd, at the age of 34.
Naidoo began her sorrowful tribute by portraying Makhado as a loving and devoted father to his two children, Maik and Jordan, a side of him that only a few people saw.
“He was an incredible parent to Jordan; they had an incredible bond from the beginning. She stated she “gave gentleness to his life and he to hers.”
“Our children taught Riky and me the importance of family values,” she remarked of parenthood. He was always eager to teach them new things.
He urged them to be open to new experiences at all times. He consistently encouraged them to think outside the box. They should broaden their horizons and be open to new opportunities.
Cooking, music, art, Lego, skateboarding, the Mandalorian, and the Marvel Universe were among the activities Naidoo’s spouse enjoyed doing with his children, as were “cooking, music, art, Lego, skateboarding, the Mandalorian, and the Marvel Universe.”
She went on to say, “He really loved them; he was their guardian.”
He was their Mandalorian, their biggest admirer.
And he’ll keep doing so.
Riky, she claimed, was continuously me to come out of my shell and enable myself to emerge into the light and overcome my shyness as a partner.
He wanted me to be the center of attention.
Riky, she added, constantly encouraged her to pursue her aspirations and discover her calling, noting, “Little did he know that he was it.”
“It was a pre-ordained, fated match. As if it were created by God himself, we were able to meet in this lifetime.” Ours was a deep and abiding affection. As was my love for him, his love for me was sincere, genuine, and sublime “She spoke about their 9-year relationship.
“My king, my heart, my eternal love,” she promised her late husband, Makhado “I’ll see to it that your name is remembered. In the minds of our children. In your line of employment. The entire time.
She addressed the audience as follows: “It has to be correct, and it has to be good. It has to be pleasant. Keep a joyful smile on your face. Keep looking for happiness. This is something you do for yourself. Keep glowing.” Stay Shining, a song by Makhado released in 2017.
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