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The Tsobanoglous family has announced that rapper and dancer Costa Titch’s memorial service, which was scheduled for Thursday, March 16, has been rescheduled.
On Sunday, March 11, the musician, whose real name is Constantinos Tsobanoglou, collapsed and died while performing at the Ultra Music Festival at the Expo Centre in Johannesburg.
WHY WAS THE MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR COSTA TITCH POSTPONED?
The family expressed their desire for all of the Big Flexa hitmaker’s fans, known as the Titch Gang, to attend in a statement shared by actress Ntando Duma on her Instagram stories on Thursday.
“We regret to inform you that Costa Titch’s Memorial will be postponed. This is due to some of the Titch Gang Fans national and worldwide who would have loved to be part of this who are unfortunately unable to make it, due to the short notice.” read the postponement statement.
“As we all know Costa was all about inclusivity and unity, he would have loved to have everyone who he loved, and who supported him to all be there.”
The family also said it will confirm a new date and venue details soon.
“Our sincere apologies for any inconvenience caused. Thank you for understanding, and your continuous love, support that you always show to the family, friends and team.”
Costa Titch’s cause of death has not yet been determined, according to a police report on Sunday.
“We can confirm that the police in SAPS Booysen have registered a case of inquest following the death of 28-year-old Mr Costa Tsobanoglou on 11 March 2023. It is reported that Tsobanoglou collapsed while he was performing at the Ultra South Africa concert at Nasrec,” read a statement according to SABC News.
“Post-mortem will determine the cause of death,” the statement continued.
Meanwhile, the Weekend Argus reported that there is speculation that the musician had a seizure that was possibly triggered by the flashing lights. The publication reported that the musician was known to have suffered from epilepsy – a condition that affects the brain and causes seizures.
