Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh has reached out to individuals struggling with grief and loneliness during the Christmas season, offering words of compassion, faith, and reassurance.
In a heartfelt post shared on X, the actress acknowledged that while the festive season often appears joyful, it can be deeply painful for those mourning the loss of loved ones. She encouraged her followers to give themselves permission to grieve, describing such emotions as natural and valid.
Dikeh noted that the absence of familiar laughter, shared moments, and cherished traditions can make the holidays particularly difficult. However, she reminded those affected that love does not fade with death but continues to live on through memories and shared experiences.
“It is okay to miss them. It is okay to cry,” she wrote, stressing that grief is not a sign of weakness but proof of deep love.
The actress also offered prayers for emotional strength, peace, and rest, asking God to comfort those whose hearts feel heavy and to provide hope during moments of darkness. She encouraged grieving individuals to find solace in faith, memories, and the reassurance that they are not alone.
Dikeh’s message has resonated with many online, sparking conversations about loss, emotional well-being, and the importance of compassion during the festive period.