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Prince Kaybee reveals battle with serious amnesia
Weekend Argus on Saturday
|June 07, 2025
'I'm scared I'll miss life opportunities'
SOUTH African musician Prince Kaybee stunned fans with a raw and emotional confession on social media about his battle with serious memory loss.
In a heartfelt thread on X, the award-winning hitmaker revealed his growing fear of amnesia, sharing how it's slowly unravelling his life.
“I suffer from SERIOUS AMNESIA, and I am a bit emotional and frustrated at how my memory is deteriorating, man. I am scared this will lead to missing life opportunities, which will make me very incompetent, and I HATE THAT,” he wrote.
The 34-year-old artist didn't hold back about the emotional weight of his condition. “Not gonna lie, this is rocking me, man. I have kids to raise.”
The vulnerability of his words has sparked a wave of public concern and support, but beneath his honesty lies a deeper medical reality that demands attention.
What could be behind Kaybee's amnesia?
Memory loss or amnesia can stem from a wide range of conditions, many of which are linked to brain health, lifestyle, or underlying diseases.
While Kaybee didn't share a specific diagnosis, his words suggest a serious neurological issue. Neurological research points to several potential causes for memory deterioration, including:
Chronic stress or trauma: Stress hormones like cortisol can impair memory function over time. As a public figure juggling a demanding career and family, chronic stress may have taken a toll.
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