Tokyo Toni Remembers Tyga’s Late Mom, Pasionaye: A Heartfelt Tribute

In a touching moment of reflection, Tokyo Toni shared her fond memories of Tyga’s mother, Pasionaye Nguyen, who sadly passed away on January 18. Just a month after her death, Tyga took to social media with an emotional tribute, expressing his heartbreak and saying, “You took one of your best angels back, GOD. I hope you know that.” This heartfelt message resonated deeply with fans, illustrating the strong bond between the rapper and his mom.

In the wake of Pasionaye’s passing, Tokyo Toni reminisced about the many mama-to-mama chats she had with Tyga’s mom, who she affectionately referred to as a “sweetie.” Their lighthearted and candid conversations often involved Toni venting about Tyga’s antics. In a video snippet shared by Live Bitez, she hilariously recounted how she would call Pasionaye, expressing frustration with her son, only to be met with Pasionaye’s calm reassurance: “Girl, they gon’ be what they gon’ be. We cannot be worried ’bout all that h*t.” The exchange brought some laughs and a comforting reminder of the strength and character that Pasionaye embodied.

Toni described looking at pictures with Pasionaye as “unbelievable,” emphasizing her beauty and charm. “She was just the cutest, just the prettiest lil’ thing,” she said. Interestingly, Toni also highlighted the maternal instincts Pasionaye had for Tyga, calling her a “momma bear” who fiercely loved her son and would always keep things light-hearted, ensuring laughter was never too far away.

Additionally, it seems that Tokyo Toni has been showcasing a softer side lately. After stirring the pot with some candid critiques of rapper GloRilla following the Grammys, Toni took a step back, issued a public apology, and hinted at trying to adopt a new and gentler online persona. It feels like the universe is encouraging her to channel those good vibes, reminding fans that even fierce personalities can embrace change.

As social media continues buzzing with messages of love and remembrance, both Tyga and Tokyo Toni remind us of the importance of community and connection during times of grief. The legacy of Pasionaye Nguyen is sure to live on through the fond memories shared by those who loved her.

Sources: Celebrity Storm Wire and The Shaderoom, Live Bitez, People Magazine