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Don Jazzy and brother, D’Prince rock soutane as they storm C&S church for their mother’s thanksgiving (Video)

Don Jazzy's mother's thanksgiving

Music executive Michael Collins Ajereh, known as Don Jazzy and his younger brother, D’Prince, have turned heads over their outfit to their late mother’s thanksgiving.

The siblings were spotted rocking soutane in church as they thanked God for their mother’s successful burial ceremony.

They were seen in the Eternal Sacred Order of Cherubim & Seraphim.

The family was joyfully dancing to praise and worship songs.

Don Jazzy buries his mother in grand style

Recall that the past weeks were challenging for Don Jazzy following the death of his mother.

Friends, family members and industry colleagues had showered an overwhelming amount of love on Don Jazzy.

Don Jazzy held the last leg of his mother’s funeral ceremony on, Friday Oct 7. As expected, many came out to give her the final goodbye in style.

There were several photos and videos from the funeral ceremony that had popular names in the entertainment industry in attendance.

Veteran media personalities Dayo Adeneye, Kenny and ID Ogungbe alongside rapper Ladipoe were at the venue of the funeral ceremony.

Some others sighted were Damilola Adegbite, Comedian Real Warri Pikin, Do2tun and more.

Don Jazzy loses mother

The MAVINS founder lost his mother to the cold hands of death in July.

The label executive broke the sad news in a post on his Instagram page.

According to Don Jazzy, the matriarch of the Ajereh family breathed her last on the morning of Friday, July 23 after a long battle with cancer.

The music producer said even though his mother’s death had left him with unimaginable pains, he’d take solace in the fact that she lived a good life.

He described the deceased as a fighter that refused to give in even in the face of a deadly health condition.

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