Sad news … This Sunday, May 28 on Instagram, Issa Doumbia took the floor to announce terrible news: her dad died. The comedian paid him a heartbreaking tribute.
Issa Doumbia is inconsolable. Usually used to making his subscribers laugh on social networks or to talk about his physical transformation, the comedian shared a sad message this Sunday, May 28. On Instagram, he posted a photo of himself with his dad to announce the disappearance of the man of his life. In legend, Issa Doumbia paid a moving tribute to the one who gave him life. “How am I going to do without you?”, began the young man, while describing his dad as his “best friend”her “advise”her “protective”. “Who’s going to look at me like that! My little father, what were we laughing at! You’ve always been there for me and I can’t thank you enough!, added the comedian and actor in this heartbreaking message. We won’t be able to call or see each other anymore… we’ll meet in our prayers!”
“I love you Mahamadou Seydou DOUMBIA I swore you were a very good father!”, he concluded. According to his Instagram story, his dad breathed his last in Mali. The comedian also asked his subscribers if they knew a way to find an emergency visa for this African country so that he could bury his father with dignity. Very close to the first man in his life, he often declared his admiration for him on social networks. This was particularly the case in 2018 when his dad celebrated his birthday. “You are so beautiful my dear father and so good! We have a lot in common, as we say like father like son I hope you will stay as long as possible by our side ‘m’bifé’ I love you.. . happy birthday wise old man”, then wrote the actor in the caption of a sublime black and white photo of his father.
Issa Doumbia: “Being a Doumbia is my greatest pride”
“The transmission of education and values, of the family, I owe them to my father who inherited them from my grandfather… Knowing where I come from is no more important than knowing who I come from. here… Being a Doumbia is my greatest pride!”, wrote Issa Doumbia on social networks. Proud and close to his family, the comedian paid tribute to them in a comic book about his childhood. In this one, he spoke above all of his adored parents. “Mhis father, who was a teacher in Mali, did a lot of odd jobs before becoming a taxi driver. My mother, who was at the Ministry of Health, did housework… It was my sisters who educated me a lothe confided to the Parisian. My path is marked by women, I have had a very strong bond with them since childhood. Today, in my work, I am surrounded by women. It’s easier for me to work with them than with a man.”