Niamh Cullen says ‘home is never empty’ after her husband’s death

The Irish influence Niamh Cullen to open a life without her lowly husband, Jamie Gillfollowing his untimely death at the age of 33.

Clet wrote: “Our house has never been empty.

“I can’t even find the words to describe my undying support and love from my friends and family,” she continues.

In previous stories on Instagram, the Cullens shared the words of her husband to those who knew him.

“I feel so lucky to have Jamie, and so grateful to Niamh for bringing her into our lives as she has left such a mark on it,” wrote another family friend. “The care Niamh gave Jamie this year was one of the most profound displays of true love I’ve ever seen, and a year that rewards a new level of unconditional love and respect for her.”

HOURS LATER, Cullen announced the death of her husband after a long year of cancer.

“It’s unimaginable. Our worst night. My beautiful man was taken from us,” she wrote on Instagram. “You are the light of my life. I was the most happy thing to be loved and loved by Jamie. I love you forever, not now, but forever.”

Next to their social media, the podcaster was “revealed” sharing a gill and was accused of sitting on an ottoman.

“This video for me shows our unconditional love, it’s fun and laughs ❤️🩹,” Clen concluded. “I’m broken.”

The couple had just said “I do” a year ago, in November 2024, days before Gill was diagnosed with cancer.

“Last weekend marked our one year wedding anniversary. Nothing could have prepared us for the journey ahead,” Curlen said via Instagram in celebration of their one year wedding anniversary. “On day 3 of our wedding, Jamie seriously knew. What was supposed to be a minimoon in Rome turned into 10 days in the hospital.”

After returning to her native Ireland, doctors discovered Gill had a malignant tumor.

“Just two weeks before Christmas, Jamie underwent major surgery, where doctors discovered a cancerous tumor,” he explained at the time. “Our world collapsed in an instant, but we stayed strong. Jamie bravely went through 10 rounds of chemotherapy. There were lay-offs, but nothing was like what followed after his 10 sessions.”

After 10 cycles of chemotherapy, Gill developed pneumonia and sepsis, a deadly and deadly infection. It was then that the couple was told that his cancer had returned.

“My world feels broken, my blood is still cold, but I know this: My husband is a wife,” my husband said in an update on November 14, “less than two weeks before the death of her husband. “We will not stop.”

He continued, “I don’t think I will ever be able to explain Jamie’s strength throughout this journey. He never ceases to amaze me with his confidence.