Rapper, ‘Menace II Society’ Actor Saafir Passes Away At 54 [CONDOLENCES]

Rapper, ‘Menace II Society’ Actor Saafir Passes Away At 54 [CONDOLENCES]
Rapper and actor Saafir has passed away.
Xzibit, who was in the Golden State Project rap group with Saafir and Rap Kass, confirmed the loss in a heartbreaking post on Instagram Tuesday (Nov. 19). He wrote,
“I can’t believe I’m writing this right now, but don’t know what else to do at the moment. Approximately at 8:45am this morning, my brother Reggie known to the world as Saafir passed away. We have so much history I can’t even explain what I’m feeling right now. We surrounded him and let him know how much we loved him. He can rest now.”
He added,
“Friends, Family, everyone that rocked with us from the Hip Hop community, if you could be so solid and reach out for @chopblack his younger brother, and @lilsaafir his son, the family really needs to be supported during this time. That’s all I have right now. My soul is crushed.
We love you Bro. REST IN POWER Saafir The Saucee Nomad.”
It’s not publicly known how Saafir, whose real name is Reggie Gibson, passed away.
Saafir, who was also in Digital Underground with rappers like Shock G and Tupac Shakur, also appeared in projects like Menace II Society.
Sending prayers to Saafir’s loved ones and family.
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