In a new Instagram post, the late model's eldest child Quincy Taylor Brown says 'wishes of strength' unite his family closer after his mom's passing.
- November 29, 2018
AceShowbiz - Kim Porter's son Quincy Taylor Brown pays another sweet tribute to his mother, five days after she was laid to rest. The 27-year-old took to Instagram on Thursday, November 29 to share a photo from the funeral, showing him on the podium at the Cascades Hills Church standing between his tearful father, producer Al B. Sure!, and Kim's former boyfriend Sean "P. Diddy" Combs, who helped raise him.
In the caption, he thanked those who have been supporting him and his family through "the toughest heartbreak" he'll ever encounter. "To my family, friends, Qrew, entertainment colleagues and all of my family's supporters... Thank you for your endless love, condolences, best wishes and positive energy through the toughest heartbreak I will ever encounter," he wrote.
Quincy additionally said that his family has been brought closer after his mom's passing. "Please know that your wishes of strength have united us as a family closer than ever. Heaven has gained a special angel to look over ALL of us," he added, before concluding, "From the bottom of my heart....Thank Y'all."
Quincy previously shared a picture of him with his late mother and his two sisters on November 19 to express his grief amid the loss. "I am broken...& the only thing that makes sense right now is that you were way too good for this silly world we live in. I love you so much MOMMY," he wrote in the emotional post. "Please give Mee-Maw the biggest hug and kiss for me."
Meanwhile, Christian Combs, Kim's 20-year-old son with Diddy, broke his silence on his mother's death on Monday, November 26 with a short, but sweet tribute. "I miss you Mommy," he wrote alongside a picture of her mother.
Kim was found dead at her Los Angeles home on November 15 after battling a short illness. Her cause of death is still undetermined, but TMZ reported that she had been suffering flu-like symptoms, and possibly pneumonia, for several weeks. She was laid to rest on November 24 in Columbus, Georgia.
