Jyothy Krishna, the late musician KK’s wife, and a professional painter, shared a portrait of the couple on Thursday. She shared their painting on Instagram along with a miss you message from her. On May 31, KK passed away not long after performing at a college festival in Kolkata’s Nazrul Mancha. He was 53.

Jyothy shared the image on Thursday, adding, “Trying to paint again. Miss you sweetheart.”

The late singer’s Instagram profile photo has been updated by his family to show him giving a passionate performance onstage. The musician had the opportunity to pursue his passion practically up until the very end, according to his family members, and it was a privilege given to only a select few. They continued by saying that his passing had caused them the worst pain.

Before Jyothy began his singing career, KK and Jyothy got married in 1991. He initially met her when they were in sixth grade, and they had been childhood sweethearts. Together, they are parents to Taamara and Nakul.

On May 31, KK gave an almost hour-long performance at a concert put on by Gurudas College at Nazrul Mancha in south Kolkata. After arriving at his hotel, he began to “feel heavy” and shortly passed out, according to authorities. He was transferred to a nearby private hospital, where medical staff pronounced him dead.

KK, who is recognised as one of India’s top vocalists, did not receive professional training in music but became one of the most well-known singers of the late 1990s and early 2000s after appearing in the Gulzar-directed movie Maachis in 1996. Later, he released music in Bengali, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and other languages. Yaaron, Tu Hi Meri Shab Hai, Tadap Tadap Ke Is Dil Se, Awarapan Banjarapan, Aankhon Mein Teri Ajab Si, Khuda Jaane, Zindagi Do Pal Ki, and Tu Jo Mila are just a few of his most well-known songs.