Lynn Forbes Opens Up About Dreams Of Late Son AKA And Life After His Death

More than two years after the tragic loss of her son, Kiernan “AKA” Forbes, Lynn Forbes continues to navigate the pain of grief while cherishing the memories they shared.
The award-winning rapper was shot and killed in Durban on 10 February 2023, a moment that left South Africa — and the music world — in shock.
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In a moving interview on the Ikigai Awakening podcast, aired on Wednesday, 13 August 2025, Lynn spoke candidly about how her son still feels present in her life, even in his absence.
“He talked about checking up on me, how’s this and that, and telling me about heaven. ‘It’s the most beautiful place, mom. I don’t want you to worry, I am happy,’” she shared.
Lynn Forbes Speaks About Dreams That Keep His Memory Alive
Lynn revealed that she often dreams about AKA, with one recurring dream standing out in particular.
In it, he reassures her about his happiness in the afterlife and even makes a lighthearted request: a sandwich served with Oros. These dreams, she explained, bring her comfort while keeping his memory vivid in her heart.

It took her eight months after his passing to watch the viral video capturing his final moments — a decision she made when she felt emotionally ready to confront that painful reality.
Finding Strength in Shared Grief
Recently, Lynn connected with the mother of the late rapper Riky Rick, forming a bond rooted in shared understanding of unimaginable loss. Their conversations, Lynn said, have helped her feel less alone in her journey of healing.
Following the podcast’s release, fans filled the comment section with words of love and admiration, praising her for her courage in speaking openly about her grief while continuing to inspire others with her resilience.
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