Title: Denrele Honours Goldie on Valentine's Day, 13 Years After Her Transition In a poignant tribute, media personality Denrele Edun visited the gravesite of late singer and friend, Goldie, on February 14, 2026. Goldie, whose real name was Bimpe Susan Harvey, was a household name in Nigerian music at the time of her passing on the same day in 2013. Denrele, known for his emotional and heartfelt posts, shared a video on his Instagram page, paying tribute to Goldie's memory and legacy. The visit was a poignant reminder of the impact Goldie had on the music industry and her enduring popularity even 13 years after her transition. Goldie's music and style were ahead of her time, and her influence can still be seen in many of today's artists. Denrele's post highlighted Goldie's unique qualities, from her fearless approach to her music to her unwavering confidence. He also acknowledged the impact of her passing on her fans and the industry as a whole. Denrele's visit to Goldie's gravesite was not just a somber reminder of her passing but also a celebration of her life and legacy. He encouraged fans to continue streaming her music, sharing her name, and celebrating her light. The post was a powerful reminder that some stars may shine bright for a short time, but their impact can be felt for generations to come. As Denrele's post came to a close, he left a final message: "Heaven may have booked you for eternity, but Earth still dances to your rhythm." This sentiment captures the essence of Goldie's legacy and the enduring impact she has had on the music industry.