KK's wife shares a throwback picture with him on his 54th birth anniversary; pens a loving note

Owing to late singer KK's 54th birth anniversary, his wife, Jyothy Krishna  took to her social media and remembered him, going down the memory lane. She shared an old photograph of them on Instagram and penned a sweet note.

Sharing the picture, Jyothy wrote, “Happy Birthday Sweetheart. Love you, miss you sooo much, it hurts.” As they were being photographed, KK embraced Jyothy close.

A fan wrote, "Happy birthday, legend KK. You still haven't come to terms with leaving us. Your legacy will always be honoured, therefore we will always commemorate you. Many more people sent messages in the comments area honouring KK.

For the unversed, KK lost his life on May 31st suffering from a heart attack. At a concert held by Gurudas College at Nazrul Mancha in south Kolkata, KK gave an almost hour-long performance. When he arrived at his hotel, according to officials, he was "feeling heavy" and soon passed out. He was transferred to a nearby private hospital, where medical staff pronounced him dead.

When KK was in Class 6, he claimed to have first encountered Jyothy. Before he had began his profession, they later dated for many years before getting married in 1991. Together, they have two kids: Nakul and Taamara, who recently recreated the song Yaaron by their late father KK.

'Chhod Aye Hum' from the movie Maachis was KK's debut Bollywood song, but Tadap Tadap, which he released in 1999, is the tune that made him famous. He has performed songs in Bengali, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada.