Kenyan TikToker Judy Moraa’s husband, Mathew Ochoro, has shared some of her final moments in hospital following her death on August 26.
Ochoro posted the emotional footage on the family’s TikTok account, @theocharosfamily, where the couple had built a following of more than 211,000 people.
The posts offered followers a glimpse of Judy’s condition during the days leading to her death and showed the difficult period the family had been experiencing away from social media.
‘RIP my love’
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In one of the videos, Judy is seen lying on a hospital bed.
Ochoro accompanied the footage with a short but emotional caption:
“RIP my love.”
In another video, Judy is seen attempting to walk while in hospital.
Ochoro captioned the clip:
“Come back, babe. My wife, when she was in hospital on day four, she was trying to be strong.”
The videos quickly attracted reactions from followers who had become familiar with the couple through their family content.
Ochoro’s decision to share the footage has also given their online community a look at the final stage of Judy’s illness.
Wedding plans cut short
Judy and Ochoro had been preparing for their wedding, which was scheduled for December 20 in Nyanchwa, Kisii County.
Her death came roughly three months before the planned ceremony.
The couple already had preparations underway, including arrangements involving their families. Judy’s death has now turned what was expected to be a period of celebration into one of mourning.
Judy also leaves behind a son.
Her final TikTok post has attracted renewed attention since her death. In the post, she asked followers to pray for her and wrote, “Niponye niwe huru”, meaning “Heal me to be free”, while asking someone to bless her with a Bible verse.
Fans mourn Judy
Judy Moraa had carved out a loyal following through her family's TikTok content, and the news of her death hit many of her fans hard. For an online community that had watched her as part of their daily scroll, the hospital video served as a stark and emotional reminder of how fragile life can be.
Wuodokello wrote:
“So sad, Mathew. May God give you strength.”
Prince Abuga said Judy had been an amazing friend and supporter for three years.
Mama Joy wrote:
“Very sad indeed, Rest in peace Judy.”
Kemy added:
“Bearing this is hard.”
