Tyrese’s Mother, Priscilla Murray Gibson, Dies [Condolences]
Tyrese’s Mother, Priscilla Murray Gibson, Dies [Condolences]
Very sad news. Tyrese’s mom, Priscialla Murray Gibson, has sadly died. The singer shared the news on social media writing:
On behalf of my family and everyone who ever spent anytime praying tor my mother This is the saddest moment of my life My sweet Valentine just passed away….. May the lord Jesus Christ and his angels open the doors of heavens and embrace her We as a family are broken and just can’t believe this May the lord Jesus Christ honor your walk with him and embrace you into the heavens From here on I ask that you HOLD MY HAND MOTHER and never let my hand go Like you held my hand as a child and a teen never let my hand go mother
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A few days before her passing, he took to social media sharing that she was in the hospital with COVID, in a coma and also had pneumonia. At the time, he wrote on Instagram:
“In the middle of filming and just got the worst phone call I’ve ever gotten… I just had to ask the director let me pause for a second close my eyes and pray….”


We send our condolences to Tyrese and his family.


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