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Family devastated after sudden death of ‘little prince’ Seb
Western Mail
|August 18, 2025
Heartbreaking tributes have been paid to a two-year-old “happy and bubbly” little boy who died suddenly.
Sebastian Griffiths passed away at his home in Treorchy, Rhondda Cynon Taf, on Sunday, August 3.
His parents Louise and Nathan, and siblings Brooklyn, eight, and Jessica, 16, have been left devastated by the loss of their “little prince”.
Speaking on behalf of Louise, with her permission, family friend Nicola Hughes, of Treorchy Florist, said: “He was bubbly and funny; full of character.
“He was absolutely adored by his older brother, Brooklyn, eight, and sister Jessica, 16.
“He was doted on by them and they had lots of fun. He was absolutely everything to them and his mum’s whole life was dedicated to her children.
“Being the youngest and having an age gap, everyone adored him. He was the baby of the family.
“They have three dogs, and Blue was his favourite who he played with all the time.
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