Blessing CEO mourns her late son Bryan

Self-proclaimed relationship expert and social media star, Blessing Okoro, known as Blessing CEO, is heartbroken over the loss of her nine-year-old son, Bryan. She said she might never heal from the pain of losing him.

In an emotional post on her Instagram on Sunday, she shared her sorrow about losing her child. She thought about the promises she made to him and the memories that would always stay with her.

"I will keep living in denial, I miss you, bought the iPad I promised you, and also the bicycle," she wrote.

Blessing CEO remembered the gifts she promised Bryan. She felt deep pain knowing she could not fulfill those promises while he was still alive.

She also thought about how Bryan would have waited for her to come home. This thought made her loss feel even heavier.

"You would have waited for mummy to come back ..." she wrote.

She described Bryan as a kind, confident, and smart child who left a lasting mark on her heart.

"This is how I will forever remember you."

"Selfless, kind, outspoken, bold and very intelligent," she added.

Even with her grief, Blessing CEO believes her son is in heaven. She promised to keep his memory alive wherever life takes her.

"I know you are in Heaven, but I promise to carry your memories everywhere I go," she said.

She confessed that accepting his death is very hard. She lovingly referred to him as her guardian angel.

"I miss you my baby, I will never recover from this shock."

"Rest on my guardian angel. Bryan

Sleep well my Dum Dum, mummy loves and misses you.

Everywhere is so cold and quiet," she wrote.

This tribute came days after she talked about Bryan's death in a heartfelt interview. This happened after she was released from custody.

She revealed that Bryan had a dream about his death. He told his brother, Darell, her sister, Precious, and their father about it, but he never mentioned it to her.

"When my son was alive, he dreamt that he died. He told his brother Darell and my sister Precious, who prayed for him. He also told my Dad, but he never told me," she said.

Blessing CEO learned while in custody that Bryan used two inhalers. She was told he passed away at a hospital around 6:30 am on a Monday.

Reflecting on her release from custody and the loss she faced, she said the news took away the happiness she might have felt.

"I didn’t come out to the best of news. I didn’t come out excited because I lost something I couldn’t get back," she said.

She talked about feeling guilty but is trying to find strength to move on. She believes Bryan would want her to make him proud.

"I came out knowing that wherever my son is, he wants to be proud of his mother," she said.

Blessing CEO was released on bail in late October after spending months in custody over different fraud cases. These cases are still ongoing, and her bail does not mean she has been cleared of the charges.