Gramps Morgan, a member of the renowned reggae band Morgan Heritage, has addressed the rumors surrounding the death of his brother Peetah Morgan, clarifying that he did not succumb to AIDS or cancer, as speculated. Instead, Gramps revealed that Peetah had a rare condition that led to his passing.
In a heartfelt statement, Gramps emphasized that Peetah did not suffer and was not in pain during his illness.
While he did not disclose the exact nature of the condition out of respect for Peetah’s family, Gramps underscored that it was a rare diagnosis, occurring in only one in a million cases.
Peetah Morgan was a pivotal member of Morgan Heritage, contributing significantly to the band’s success.
Gramps fondly recalled their time together on stage, where Peetah’s vibrant energy and talent shone brightly. He expressed deep sadness at the loss of his brother and the void left by his absence.
Reflecting on their close bond since childhood, Gramps shared the profound impact of Peetah’s sudden illness and passing.
He described Peetah as one of the greatest vocalists in reggae music, reminiscing about their harmonious performances and the cherished moments they shared on stage.
Peetah’s death came as a shock to Gramps and their family, occurring just 45 days after his illness was diagnosed.
He passed away on February 25, 2024, at the age of 50, leaving behind a legacy of musical excellence and brotherly love.
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