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Ongoing Story· Day 2

DJ Skazi Mourns Father's Death Days After Birth of Third Child

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DJ Skaazi Marks Birth of Third Child and Death of Father in Same Week

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DJ Skaazi, Asher Suissa, celebrated the birth of his third child with partner Shir in the same week his father, Yosef (Jose) Suissa, passed away. He shared a touching Instagram story reflecting on the "circle of life" during this period of contrasting emotions. The musician is now balancing the joy of his new son with the grief of his father's death.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • DJ Skaazi welcomed his third child while his father passed away in the same week.
  • The musician shared a touching Instagram story highlighting the "circle of life."
  • Skaazi's birth name is Asher Suissa.
  • His father's name was Yosef (Jose) Suissa.

DJ and musician Skaazi, whose birth name is Asher Suissa, experienced a profoundly emotional week as he welcomed his third child with partner Shir while simultaneously mourning the death of his father, Yosef (Jose) Suissa. Skaazi shared a poignant Instagram story juxtaposing images of his father's hand and his newborn son's hand, captioned "The circle of life in one picture in the same week." This stark contrast encapsulated the dual experiences of immense joy and deep sorrow within a few days. The musician is now navigating the profound grief of losing his father while embracing the happiness of a new addition to his family.

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