Rwandan Gospel singer Gloriose 36, traveled for a crusade in Uganda but never made it back home alive .
The budding singer whose real names are Gloriose Musabyimanna was pronounced dead on Thursday, September 4, at Kampala Hospital after experiencing two chipumputu attacks.
Bruno K her manager shared the heartbreaking news on a post, moving fans across the globe with tears .
“Our superstar Gogo has passed on. Am out of words and speechless because I met her on Tuesday night and we had a good time on Ekiboozi. Rest in peace my dear friend Gogo,” Bruno posted on his Facebook page.
And Speaking during a TikTok live on Thursday, September 4, Bruno revealed she suffered from chipumputu attacks.
He said Gogo used to have many atacks unlike before, leaving them worried and for once, decided to take her to the Hospital.
“She used to have se-zure attacks, and we decided to keep it away from the public. I believe she died because of epilepsy attacks. On Monday, she had two se-zure attacks before she died. We were used to the attacks, and when they occurred, we were not scared and knew she would be okay when we took her to the hospital. Unfortunately, she died in the hospital,” he said.
Fans have since continued pouring in tributes sharing her photos and clips of her performances expressing grief. “Rest well dear ,you made us smile and thank you for loving Jesus, you are in a safe place , will always remember you Gogo, “ Baps Josephine wroteGogo rose to fame with her breakout song “Everyday, I Need Blood of Jesus”, a raw and soulful worship track that went viral across Rwanda and beyond.
The song’s emotional weight and spiritual depth resonated with millions, particularly after South African producer David Scott -The Kiffness remixed it, giving the track global attention.
Her popularity extended to TikTok and YouTube, where she became an unlikely digital star. Fans gravitated toward her honest worship style, often sharing clips of her performances as both memes and devotional content.
Rest in peace Gogo
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