Sheinelle Jones Sit down for emotional interviews about her late husband Uche Ojeh’s Return to her death today Coordinated responsibilities.
At the NBC Morning Fair on Friday, September 5 Jones’s first episode is back Since Ojeh’s death, she has spoken with colleagues Savannah Guthrie.
“I’m OK at this moment. Every day, I’m OK. How am I doing from the macro picture? My heart is broken by a million pieces,” Jones began. “The life I knew since I was 19 was no longer. I always wanted kids, and now I have three kids who have lost their dads. I am their mom and sucks. So, how am I doing? It’s everyday routine. I’m proud of the coping so far. I’m proud of my kids. I’m proud of our kids, but how we’re going through it, but it’s scary.”
Jones called Ojeh’s death a nightmare.
“Watching a 45-year-old triathlon, living and breathing from football and his kids? Taking someone like this and watching him have to deal with this battle is a nightmare,” she recalls. “The way he fights and the way we gather together, the best way we see humanity is beautiful. So, it’s my beautiful nightmare.”
Jones discovered Ojeh’s cancer diagnosis shortly before attending the 2023 New York City Marathon.
“I hardly knew that a marathon would do a real race for me,” Jones added. “That was one foot on the other, one step at a time. It was too hard, I can’t take another step. Yes, you can.” Like all these things, this is a template, a manual for what I’m going to deal with? ”
She continued: “I believe he will be fine. I know it will be tough, but we all believe he will be fine. I got to the place where I don’t know what tomorrow will bring. When I decided to take a leave [of absence]which is why I don’t know what tomorrow will bring, and I start to feel that I don’t want to miss it. ”
Jones cried, reflecting on her nearly 18 years of marriage, saying she would “do it again” with the same result.
“[Faith] It’s his lifeline,” she added.
Jones was originally take a vacation From the third hour of common today In December 2024, she explained via Instagram next month that she “spents the time to deal with family health issues.”
In May, Gusri announced Ojeh died at the age of 45 After fighting brain cancer privately.
“With profound sorrow, we shared this morning our dear friend’s husband, Uche Ojeh, today Isotope Sheinelle Jones died after fighting a radical form of brain cancer called glioblastoma. ” today The audience at that time. “We have no words about the pain of Sheinelle and their three little kids. Uche is an incredible person. We all love him.”
Jones – married Ojeh in 2007 and shared with him his son Kayin, 16, and Clara and Uche, 13, whom he shared with – Resolved his death briefly In May, when she shared a clip of Guthrie’s announcement via Instagram.
“Thank you for all your love and support,” she wrote.
Later that month US Weekly Share the latest news on how Jones deals with the loss.
“No time, when will she come back [on Today],” a source told us in May. “Everyone was shocked, so sad. Everyone couldn’t imagine what she had gone through. She left in December, [has] So quiet [and] Focus on her family. ”
According to insiders, “No one knows what’s going on except for the very select people, senior executives and main hosts.”
Courtesy of Sheinelle Jones/Instagram Sheinelle Jones, there is a family on the Today Show. Sheinelle was born in 1978 by her parents, Judge Sheila Kinnard and C. Darnell Jones, who was one of five siblings, two of whom were twins. Later she also welcomed her group of twins Clara and Uche […]
After the tragedy, Jones’ today Colleagues gathering Around her.
“We tend to say, ‘Oh, I know what you’re going through. I know how you feel.’ No one knows unless you’ve actually been.” Al Roker Exclusively tell us in May. “so, We’re there. We just want to pay tribute to the good guys who were there, and that’s still because he’s going to live with these kids and live in all our memories. ”
Dylan Dreyerin her case, she praised Jones for being “whenever she walked into the room, even with such light,” adding that her colleagues “relying on her faith” and “Her friend” In difficult times.
“I’ve reached out. I don’t want to work too hard,” Dreyer told us. “She has to have a lot of things right now. And, I mean, I pray for her every night.”
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