Regina King talks about her grief after son’s death

"Grief is love that has no place to go"❤

What Robin said at the end Being strong sometimes is just getting out of bed. Just breathing. Just being.

"I'm tired of talking mom" I felt this in my spirit.

My 5 yr old son drowned in our pool in 2017 and all I can say is... it's painful and you'll never see life the same again. yet the memories and hearing his laughter in my heart is the best hug ever from God.

Regina doesn’t even age. She’s beautiful and I love her acting.

I think of Regina often and always hope she's doing okay.

My son passed away from an 8 year struggle with heart failure. As I looked at his body lying in the hospital my first response was thank you Jarred for 38 years of being your mom. He fought to live and I stayed by his side the entire journey. His last words an hour before he transitioned while I was at work, was to bring him a slushy and a hotdog. It’s an indescribable hurt so I won’t try. I too am not the same, yet I believe I am stronger, wiser and humbled. When the waves of grief come, I hold on to my faith that God won’t let me lose my mind. I am still holding on 1.5 years later. Rest in Peace Jarred… RIP Ian❣️🙏🏽

Ive had depression my whole life.. there's nothing you could have done, Regina.. It's us fighting our own brains.. I'm so sorry for your loss.

"Grief is Love that has no place to go." I don't think I ever heard it described so well. Absolutely how I've felt.

My Dad would do everything for my mom and when he passed away she was crying and as I was holding her she said crying in my arms “I don’t know what I’m going to do now” then I told her “mom you are already doing it”. Then she just suddenly stops crying and looks up at me and said thank you with a peaceful smile 🥹. Just getting up and continuing to live is being strong. The Good Lord continues to give us strength when we are weak. 🙏🏻❤️

I lost my 28 year old a few months ago and it has been one of the most devastating things that I've ever experienced. I feel her sadness through this interview but also her strength. Praying for anyone who is grieving the loss of a loved one.

She expressed herself so gracefully. I've never heard anyone articulate grief as she did.

I met Regina once at a grocery store. I was her cashier. She was so so kind and gracious. It will always have an impact on me. I’m sorry for her loss ❤😢

My 10 years old son drowned and passed on the scene...its only been 2months yet it feels like yesterday. The only way i can describe how i feel....i feel dead too,i don't how to go on. I miss my boy 😢

I'm a dad that just lost my daughter before her 25th birthday. 3months ago....We get through not day by day but moment by moment....R.I.P.❤ to all of those that have lost there babies....Thank you Ragina for sharing your courage and strength in your lost with us all .🙏🏾

Robin Roberts will always be the classiest interviewer on television.

Regina saying she “respected and understands his choice” is so so profound. Wow. For everyone reading this who took that in, the way I did, just know you’re not alone

I lost my beautiful son Christopher in 2022 also. I can relate to what she says about him not wanting to be here. I also speak of him in the present because he is always with me. Thank you, Regina King, for putting this in words.

I cried through this entire clip. I felt the love she has for her baby. No matter how old your child is, they will always be our little babies. The strength, the pain, the love and the joy she had talking about her baby Ian.

You can see it in her eyes that she’s utterly devastated. Parents should never have to bury their children