Mourning Woman Cuts Her Late Husband's Passport with Scissors, Shares Reason for Her Action

Mourning Woman Cuts Her Late Husband's Passport with Scissors, Shares Reason for Her Action

  • A heartbroken mother of three was emotional as she cut her deceased husband's international passport using scissors
  • The woman said they were supposed to travel out together, but sadly, that did not materialise as he died
  • A video of the widow cutting her man's passport went viral online and she had to explain the reason for her action

A widow, @deeliciousone, has mourned her late husband, who died days before they travelled out of the country.

Her husband's demise meant the trip did not hold.

Mum of 3 shares why she cut her late husband's passport with scissors
She and her husband were supposed to travel out before his demise. Photo Credit: @deeliciousone
Source: TikTok

@deeliciousone took to TikTok to mourn her husband and shared a clip where she cut a part of his passport with scissors.

The mother of three said her heart broke into a million pieces when she cut his passport. Her video generated a buzz on TikTok. She captioned it:

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"We were meant to be travelling the week after. Who knew you were going to be with the Lord before that trip. my heart breaks thinking of you not being here my beloved husband. Rest in perfect peace KC."

Why she cut her husband's passport

Replying a netizen, the widow noted that she still has all her man's documents but had to cut a part of his passport at the request of the UK government. In her words:

"I’m holding on to all his passports and documents. The UK government request for you to cut a little part of the edge to prevent theft and to avoid it used fraudulently."

Watch her sad video below:

The video broke hearts

,flashed said:

"I feel your pain because I lost my husband last year December 6,we plan to travel December 23 we book tickets book hotel hmmmmmm he died before 23 so painful."

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Nims89 said:

"My sister got her passport in August, sept she died. her passport 5 years later is still valid😭😭. meh man it hurts."

Dameeoye said:

"Why cut it. I know it hurts but someday you need his memories don’t be quick to destroy his stuffs please Hod is your strength and joy."

Anyanwu Mirian said:

"So sorry for your loss. Please accept my sincere condolences. May God continue to be with you."

mini said:

"I still kept my mom's passport for years now. yes it hurts but just remember them as your guiding angels now.be strong."

sesita said:

"Same here...I lost mine last September a week after I got my UK visa..hmm this life no balance at all. Iast night he was in my dream n good to see him again."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported how a man reacted after his wife destroyed his passport at the Murtala Muhammed airport.

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Woman tears husband's passport at airport

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a woman had torn her husband's international passport at an airport.

The woman and her husband had arrived at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, but there was a misunderstanding. In a video posted by Amasowomwan Courage, the woman was said to have torn the passport, but the exact reason was unclear.

In the video, the woman was heard telling her husband, 'This is Nigeria' as the man attempted to pick up the shredded Nigerian passport. The couple travelled alongside their children, but what led to their misunderstanding was not known.

Proofread by Kola Muhammed, journalist and copyeditor at Legit.ng

Source: Legit.ng

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