VIDEO: Heather Morris Dances to Naya Rivera's Song in Touching Tribute Video

'Grieving looks very differently on everyone,' she writes.

By: Jul. 24, 2020
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Heather Morris, who co-starred with Naya Rivera on Glee, posted a tribute to the actress on Instagram with a video of herself dancing to Rivera's song "Radio Silence."

"Grieving looks very differently on everyone...but one things for certain: I've felt it's hard to feel joy or keep busy when mourning without thinking that you're not honoring that person or you're forgetting about them," Morris writes.

Watch the video!

I want to share something very personal with you all... Grieving looks very differently on everyone...but one things for certain: I've felt it's hard to feel joy or keep busy when mourning without thinking that you're not honoring that person or you're forgetting about them. But @hubbell_woodshop reminded me that honoring someone can mean you're enjoying your life FOR them... I made it to 1M followers in these last few weeks and at first I was resentful because I gained them from a tragedy, but after giving it a breath.. I realized you all have just surrounded me with love and support. That I just see you angels wrapping your wings around me ?? So I'm celebrating 1Million today in a tribute to @nayarivera with her music and her voice that will forever be my favorite

A post shared by Heather Morris (@heatherrelizabethh) on Jul 20, 2020 at 9:49pm PDT

As BroadwayWorld previously reported, Naya Rivera was boating on Lake Piru in Ventura County with her 4-year-old son, Josey, on Wednesday, July 8. Josey was found asleep on a boat on the lake at 5pm, but told authorities that his mom never got back on the boat after the two went swimming. Josey was found with a life vest, but Rivera was not wearing one, officials said.

Rivera's body was recovered from Lake Piru, according to the Ventura Country Sheriff's department, and the cause of death was ruled an accidental drowning.

Read her full obituary here.



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