In an emotional tribute that hits just right, Tyga took to Instagram to mourn the profound loss of his mother, Pasionaye Nguyen, who recently passed away at the age of 53. Isn’t it incredible how a simple platform can become a canvas for our grief and love? As we scroll through the curated highlights of his life with her—photos, videos, and heartfelt words—Tyga’s message reflects a raw vulnerability that’s often absent in the glitzy world of fame. “Why does God take away the most meaningful and beautiful people?” he questions, tapping into a universal feeling we all grapple with at some point. It’s not just a lamentation; it’s a call to acknowledge the emptiness left when our anchors leave us. Join me as we delve deeper into Tyga’s heartfelt message and the unforgettable influence his mother had on him as we celebrate her life and the impact of a mother’s love that echoes even in her absence.
Tyga shared a lengthy message on Instagram for his late mother, Pasionaye Nguyen, after her recent passing. In doing so, he posted a series of photos and videos of her from over the years. “I been trying to understand and process why God takes the most meaningful and most beautifulest people away from us,” he began in the caption. “But I know I’ll never get an answer that will fill the emptiness in my heart.”
He continued: “Can’t imagine life without you by my side. You were the best and most supportive person in my life, you always made things better when I felt at my lowest and worst. I would trade anything just to be able to be with you again. I LOVE YOU SO MUCH. and I can’t wait for the day until we’re together again. I’ll see you soon and save me a spot right next to you in paradise I Love you forever mom and I’ll do my best to celebrate you with every moment that I have left. Pasionaye Nicole Nguyen 9/11/71- 1/18/25 You took one of your best angels back GOD. I hope you know that.”
Tyga didn’t provide a cause of death for his mother, Pasionaye Nguyen, but in one of the pictures, he holds her hand as she’s wearing a hospital wristband. The wristband shows an admittance date of January 11, but days before her passing. She was 53.
In the final slide, Tyga shared a video of his mother listening to a voicemail she left him that he ended up featuring on his his 2012 song “Black Crowns.” She says: “Just wanted to call to let you know how proud I am of you sweetie. This album is amazing. I have never imagined that God would bless you so much as he is going to continue to bless you. He’s already made you the king that you are only one to wear the black crown. Ah, I’m just so proud, I just wanna shed a tear right now. OK Mommy loves you, and you the best thing ever. You are my heart, I love you sweetie, bye bye.” Several celebrities shared their condolences in the comments section, including Nicki Minaj, Saweetie, Big Sean, and more. Check out the full post above.