So sad! New bride dies 15 days after wedding

A woman (pictured below) reportedly died 15 days after her wedding ceremony.

A Facebook user, Nnenna Blinks who narrated the ordeal wrote:

"Death is no respecter of personsđŸ˜„...15 days after her marriage, she died while giving birth to her baby. But the baby survived and is alive and healthy. 

 May her Gentle soul RIP 🙏"
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