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Georgia’s representative in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, singer NUTSA, reported that her older brother Dato was found dead in a car in the United States. He wrote it on Instagram.
The artist did not say what the exact cause of death was, but he painfully admitted that he had not been close to his relative recently, and now he felt guilty for it.
“Today my handsome brother Dato was found dead in a car in America. I don’t know what’s worse than this, what pain someone will feel, it’s like a part of my heart has been crushed. I can’t forgive myself for not being close to him, especially these past few days, but I have always loved him as a part of my heart since childhood. My heart is breaking so much and I regret so much that I really lost my relationship with him so I don’t understand why myself”, shared the singer.
NUTSA also showed a picture of him and his late brother.
“This suffering will follow me for the rest of my life, and the pain I feel now will never go away! Dato, you are a very good brother, a good friend, a good son, a good husband, a good father and a great patriot of your country! Thank you for this, we will all miss you and I’m sorry for not giving you a ride. I love you and will always love you,” the vocalist addressed her late brother.
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