Jamal Edwards

Brenda Edwards believes son Jamal Edwards is 'still with her' following his sudden death at 31 in February.

When we laid him to rest there was a “J” above in the sky and the other clouds were all moving, but that “J” never faltered. ‘And when Jamal was here, I would speak to mum and dad. ‘I do get a lot of strength in that and he inspired me a lot. This is how I deal with it. Good night baby.” I just talk about anything. I say, “Hello, good morning baby.

The music entrepreneur and founder of SBTV died in February at the age of 31.

“I’m not here to put that on everyone else, everyone deals with grief in their own way. She later added: “I talk to him every morning and every night. “I just talk about anything.

Loose Women star Brenda Edwards appeared on Good Morning Britain today to talk about the legacy of her son Jamal Edwards after his tragic death in February.

Opening up about the day of his funeral, Brenda said: "When we laid him to rest, it was really beautiful. Then he passed with me holding his hand, so I get a little bit of comfort from knowing I was with him.” She then continued: "I talk to him every morning and every night. "I do get a lot of strength from that. It gives me strength that my baby helped so many people." Is talking about him your way of accepting it's real?"

Brenda Edwards revealed that she speaks to her late son Jamal every day and that his 'self belief' mantra has helped her while she struggles to process her ...

He took his own rap moniker 'Smokey Barz' to coin his brand name and SBTV was born. His thing was about trying to give young people the chance to live the dreams' 'She said, 'I don't care, he'll work for free, you have to take him on.' And they agreed, probably because they wanted to get rid of her.' His big break came three years later when he secured his first non-grime interview with Kelly Rowland. 'I thought I was Steve Irwin,' he said in an interview with MailOnline. He was quite precise in what he wanted', adding that the longtime Chelsea fan had wanted blue to be represented at his funeral. Singing through a megaphone, she sang the words 'I believe the children are the future. 'I'm not here to put that on everyone else, everyone deals with grief in their own way. He wrote a book about it, the vision. And now he's working on GMB! It was just about helping others' It was just about helping others.

The young entrepreneur found fame after setting up the music platform SBTV in 2006, and was credited with helping to launch a string of UK music acts to stardom ...

She later added: “I talk to him every morning and every night. “I’m not here to put that on everyone else, everyone deals with grief in their own way. “I just talk about anything.

Loose Women presenter Brenda Edwards has opened up for the first time in a TV interview about the tragic death of her son Jamal Edwards, 31, ...

Both of my children are very inspiring and I would always talk to them about the things I am doing with work, with Loose or anything that I’m doing - he was always a champion. And when Jamal was here, I would speak to mum and dad… Jamal was the founder of SBTV, an online platform dedicated to promoting young and emerging British musicians and artists. That’s how I deal with it. Discussing how tough the last few months since Jamal's death must have been for Brenda, presenter Susanna Reid asked whether the huge outpouring of love and appreciation for Jamal's work helping others was something that helped her grieve. He was this lovely, happy person that always wanted to connect this one to this one…

Jamal died in February from a heart attack at the age of 31. Brenda spoke on Wednesday of how comforting she has found the support from his friends and how it ...

“I’m not here to put that on everyone else, everyone deals with grief in their own way. She later added: “I talk to him every morning and every night. “I just talk about anything.

She also spoke about how she is managing to “make sense of” her son's death, saying: “I'm managing to do it, because Jamal's mantra was about self-belief, which is why I've named the trust (the) Jamal Edwards Self Belief Trust. “His thing was about giving ...

She later added: “I talk to him every morning and every night. “I’m not here to put that on everyone else, everyone deals with grief in their own way. “I just talk about anything.

BACK IN February, Jamal Edwards sadly passed away suddenly from a heart attack aged just 31. His mother, Brenda Edwards, joined Good Morning Britain today ...

“I’m not here to put that on everyone else, everyone deals with grief in their own way. He was the one that started up my social media, because he said I wasn’t doing enough…” That’s how I deal with it. I do have faith, I am someone who believes in that. He was this lovely, happy person that always wanted to connect this one to this one… Good night baby.’ I just talk about anything.

The young entrepreneur found fame after setting up the music platform SBTV in 2006, and was credited with helping to launch a string of UK music acts to stardom ...

She later added: “I talk to him every morning and every night. “I’m not here to put that on everyone else, everyone deals with grief in their own way. “I just talk about anything.

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She later added: “I talk to him every morning and every night. I would like to thank everyone for their messages of love and support. Myself, his sister Tanisha, and the rest of his family and friends are completely devastated. As well as getting a really well-known artist I want to get the up-and-coming ones as well.” “As we come to terms with his passing, we asked for privacy to grieve this unimaginable loss. He was the centre of our world.