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Gospel Artiste, Sonnie Badu has posted a video on his Instagram page detailing the conversation he had with Penciled Celebrities artist Ray Styles before his death.
In the chats, the late artist was optimistic he will recover after receiving treatment in India for liver failure.
On the eve of his travel to India, Ray Styles told Badu that he knew his healing will come from the Heavens; adding that God has already gone ahead of him to prepare his healing.
Unfortunately, he passed away on Thursday, October 1. Sources within his family say he passed on in India.
“Rest in power It’s taken a minute for me to say goodbye @penciledcelebrities … rest in power, you fought a good fight and your faith in God was beautiful …. till we meet again..it’s purple #RIP,” Sonnie Badu captioned his post.
Followers who commented on the post sent their condolences to Ray Styles family.
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