Nicole Brown Simpson’s mother, Juditha, bravely shouldered the difficult task of informing Nicole’s children about her tragic passing, as shared by her sister, Dominique, during a recent interview.
In anticipation of the 30th anniversary of Nicole’s murder, Dominique, Nicole’s sibling, recently opened up to People about how their family coped with the devastating loss. According to Dominique, Juditha, their mother, gently explained to Nicole’s young children, Sydney and Justin, who were only 8 and 5 years old at the time, that their mommy was now in heaven.
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Dominique remembered how she and her sisters took charge in caring for Sydney and Justin, doing their best to shield them from the terrifying truths of their circumstances.
She expressed her deep connection to the role, stating, “I knew deep down that this was the role I was meant to take on.” The bond she formed with Denise’s son, her own son, Sydney, and Justin was profound. They did everything together – playing, eating, and even going to the beach. She saw it as an opportunity to not only bring joy and fun into their lives but also to aid in their healing process.
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O.J. was later held responsible for the deaths of Nicole and Ron in a 1997 civil suit. The highly debated athlete sadly passed away in April following a brave fight against cancer.
Nicole’s sisters had lost contact with Sydney and Justin after the murder trial. They were unaware of the extent of their struggles until they watched a docuseries on Lifetime.
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According to Dominique, her kids have made her proud by prioritizing their own families and staying away from the public eye.
Maybe it’s actually the best thing after all?
