THE heartbroken boyfriend of YouTube star Nicole Thea who died carrying their unborn son has said "my world's been taken away".
Global Boga opened up about the grief of losing his "guardian angel" who passed away last July while eight months pregnant, along with baby Reign.
Boga told BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat: "I thought I wasn’t going to make it.
"In my brain, I had discussions with the man up there, because what else have I got? Like, I’ve been in this country alone. Alone. And it’s been so hard.
"I met my queen, I met my guardian angel, and in two years, it just vanished."
Nicole, 24, died at her home in Hexborough, Yorkshire, after telling her partner that she was suffering from chest and back pains.
Boga said he clearly remembers his final moments with his parter but he has to "keep it moving".
He said: "When I close my eyes like this now, it’s just the last moment of what happened, me and her.
"Her love is strong. So when I close my eyes that is literally all I see. And I have to open my eyes because I don’t want to get to the end of that, because it still doesn’t make sense until now.
"So I just keep my strength to myself, and keep it moving."
Boga said the thing he will most moss about Nicole is her "love".
He added: "She showed me some kind of thing that no matter what you’re going through, we’re one. And you’re OK."
And he wants nothing more than people to remember her by that love, adding: "That’s all I want you guys to know.
"Look at the way she loved me. My world has been taken away."
To cope with his grief, the dancer turned Afrobeat artist has turned to music and recorded EP The Pain.
He said: "Anything I feel now, I just express through music.
"But when you listen to it you’re not going to hear any pain. I want to take people [away] from that.
"Let’s start dancing. We’re not dancing because I’ve lost my wife and son. But we’re dancing because there’s a better reign, you know?"
Both Nicole and Reign's causes of death remain unknown and no inquest has yet taken place.
Her uncle Charles Murray previously said the family believed Nicole suffered a "massive heart attack".
She had been struggling to breathe in the weeks before her death and had told her 123,000 Instagram followers and 76,000 YouTube subscribers that she felt like something was killing her from inside.
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