Vijay Raghavendra pays heartfelt tribute to late wife Spandana on third-month anniversary of her passing

Kannada actor and renowned television reality show judge, Vijay Raghavendra, recently marked the third-month death anniversary of his beloved wife, Spandana, with a heartfelt tribute on social media. The actor took to his Instagram to share a touching post in memory of his late wife, expressing his deep emotions and the void left by her absence.
Raagu's emotional post
In his post, Vijay Raghavendra wrote, "My strength… Mahalakshmi of my home… My friend...Chinna... I will always remember you... Loving You… Chinna." The message serves as a poignant testament to the love and bond shared between the couple.
In another poignant post, Raghavendra shared a touching note, encapsulating memories and emotions associated with his cherished late wife.

Shourya remember's his mommy love
The actor's teenage son, Shourya, also took to his Instagram handle to express his profound emotions on the three-month anniversary of his mother's passing. "It's been three months, amma. I love you," he wrote alongside a treasured throwback image, where a young Shourya is seen sitting on his mother's lap, reminiscing about happier times.

The tragic loss of Spandana has left an indelible mark on Vijay Raghavendra, Shourya, and their well-wishers, showcasing the enduring love and the cherished memories they hold close to their hearts. The heartfelt tributes and posts on social media stand as a testament to the enduring impact of Spandana's presence in their lives, commemorating her memory on this poignant occasion.
Spandana's untimely death
The tragic loss of Spandana, Vijay Raghavendra's wife, occurred due to a sudden heart attack on Monday, August 7. The unfortunate incident transpired while she was vacationing in Bangkok, where she reportedly suffered a severe cardiac arrest. The news of her untimely demise shook her family and well-wishers. Her mortal remains were brought back to Bengaluru from Thailand on Tuesday, August 8, and the funeral rites were conducted the following day in Bengaluru.