This has been the hardest heartache I will ever have to endure and my deepest condolences go out to Tim’s young boys, Nan and relatives at these devastating times. I would like to respect the families decision in keeping things private as it is a pain no family should have to bare

My darling Tim or as we all know as T.I lost his battle to mental health and on Monday 21st of July is when he said goodbye to this cruel world and took his final breath,he had been struggling with his mental health for a number of years and in the last 6 months he had taken a turn for the worst. Deteriorating day by day the last 3 months I watched the love of my life slowly fade away. He was failed by so many but was loved by so many more. It was in the last few months I had noticed things where just not the same he had become a shadow of his former self and was desperately trying to fight the demons that had been living inside his head for so many years, after being failed by professionals in and out of hospital he just completely shut down. It was at this time he shared his deepest darkest fears thoughts and wishes for what life would be after he had gone and I’ll never forget what he used to say to me “babe when I go make sure it’s a party”

I would often wonder why he said that as we’re gunna be to old by that time comes around. Now I look back I no what he ment he had already given up, given up on life, given up on himself just looking in his eyes I knew the man he once was was no longer there so i listened to him day in and out and promised to fulfil all the promises he asked of me. So that’s what im gunna do i will be holding an end of life celebration in honour of T.I and would like the people who loved and knew him to come along and give him the send off he so rightfully deserves.

There is a currently a charity being set up in honour of his name to make people aware and to support the families and loved ones when it comes to men’s mental health it doesn’t matter how physically strong you may be the mind can be a very scary place and even the strongest of men can break, He did talk up he did try and get help but unfortunately he wasn’t heard.

All donations will be going towards the end of life celebration and a memorial bench that will be placed in his favourite place by the river in honour of his name alongside going towards the charity.

If anybody has any pictures or videos they would like to send me on my social media as I would like them be shared at his end of life celebration as that is what he would have wanted and if anyone would like to share an stories they have contact me also as I will make sure you have a chance .

Lets look after our men’s minds for they can suffer too ❤️