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Highlife artiste, Kuami Eugene, has announced the death of his father, Alex Marfo.
He made the news known on Sunday evening, however, Kuami Eugene did not reveal his father's cause of death or date.
The 'Show Body' hitmaker indicated that the demise has been tough on his family as they come to terms with the circumstances.
Sharing a picture of his father, Kuami Eugene wrote "It’s been difficult times for myself and my family. We’ve said goodbye to a loved one too soon."
"I miss you so much already Dad. Rest well until we meet again 💔," he added.
The musician in June 2021 revealed Mr Marfo as his biological father after an elderly man popped up claiming to be.
The Rockstar revealed his father discouraged him from pursuing music, following the latter’s bitter experience in the industry.
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