Kelvyn Boy with his dad (Credit: Instagram - @kelvynboy_)
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Father of Afrobeats artiste, Kelvyn Boy has died.
Taking to his social media handle, the musician revealed he was informed of his dad's death on Sunday.
"Woke Up to the painful news of the loss of my dad. Oh, what a year. Rest Well Mr Solomon Owusu Yeboah…till we meet again. God always knows best," he posted on Instagram.
He, however, fell short of revealing details regarding the cause of death.
Kelvyn Boy also shared a photo of himself and his father.
This news comes barely a month after rapper Quamina MP lost his father in a car accident.
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