What Happened To Yul Edochie?

Last updated on January 15th, 2024 at 11:07 am

Yul Edochie, also known as Yul Chibuike Daniel Edochie, is a famous Nigerian actor. Recently, Yul Edochie came into the limelight after his son fell unconscious on Thursday morning. 

What happened to Yul Edochie’s son? Is Yul Edochie’s son dead? On Thursday, the first son of a Nollywood actor, Kambilichukwu, was rushed to Mother and Child Hospital after falling unconscious. However, the doctors could not save the child. 

Kambilichukwu Edochie died on Thursday morning. He died two months after celebrating his 16th birthday. On January 4, Yul Edochie and Mary Edochie celebrated Kambilichukwu’s 16th birthday. The Nigerian actor wrote on Instagram, “A very happy 16th birthday to my first son, Kambilinachukwu Leo Yul-Edochie. May God lead and protect you always. With many more happy years. Daddy loves you.”

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According to Vanguard, while playing football with friends, Kambilichukwu developed a seizure. Subsequently, he was rushed to a hospital. A family member confirmed the death of Kambilichukwu. 

Yul Edochie’s fans have started sending their condolences to the family. Nigerians have expressed their sadness over this tragic incident. A fan named Xrixywalker wrote on Instagram, “There’s no pain compared to that of a parent losing a child. Not just a newborn, but a child they’ve grown to love.” Another person wrote on Instagram, “I cannot imagine the pain Yul and his family must be feeling. May God grant them the strength to bear this immeasurable loss. RIP to the young man.” Another fan wrote on Instagram, “What? There is no word for a parent who loses a child. I pray God to bless May and Yul Edochie with the comfort of His love that they may face each new day with hope and the certainty that nothing can destroy the good that has been given.”