Tina Turner's Daughter-In-Law, 46, Planning To Have Baby With Late Husband: "I Can"

• Iconic singer Tina Turner died aged 83 after a long illness at her beautiful home near Zurich, Switzerland
• The singer died months after she buried her only biological son Ronnie Turner who succumbed to colon cancer
• Ronnie's wife, Afida Turner, disclosed her hubby had frozen his sperm as a birthday gift prior to his death

Afida Turner, the wife of Tina Turner's late son Ronnie, has revealed that she wants to have a baby with her husband's frozen sperm.

Tina Turner's grandchild

Ronnie, who was the only biological son of Ike and Tina Turner, died in December 2022 at the age of 62 from colon cancer. Six months later, his mother Tina also passed away at 83 after a long illness.

According to People, Afida, a French-born singer and actress, said that Ronnie had frozen his sperm as a birthday gift to her in late 2021 before he was diagnosed with cancer.

She said that she plans to conceive the baby through in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) before her next birthday, which falls on December 22.

"I'm going to have Ronnie's baby," she said.

She clarified:

"'If I can. 'I'm 46. But we'll see."

Adding:

"It's still bad because he's not here, but what can I do? At least I will have a little one that looks like Ronnie. A monster like me and him, can you imagine?"

In an Instagram post, Afida wrote:

"My next step to try for a baby Turner bundle of joy. I appreciate you fans for coming along with me on the family planning journey."

See the post below:

Fans reacted to the post and below are some of their comments below:

naudlmz wrote:

"Queen, you got it all for the legacy."

unemarsoise wrote:

"I wish you all the love and happiness. You deserve it, and you will have the most beautiful baby."

kittymeoww wrote:

"And Ronnie would be proud of you from up there."

Tina Turner dies months after burying som

On Thursday, May 25, TUKO.co.ke reported that music fans worldwide were thrown into mourning after music legend Tina Turner passed on.

The iconic musician was ailing and died at her home near Zurich, Switzerland.

According to People, Turner's publicist Bernard Doherty confirmed the musician's death in a statement.

Celebrated TV show host Oprah Winfrey paid a heartfelt tribute to the music legend.

"Tina lived out of the box and encouraged me and every woman to do the same," she remembered Turner.