Kate Jones, aka, Ka3na, a former Big Brother Naija housemate, has bemoaned the challenges that come with being a single parent.

The former reality star took to her Instagram page in the early hours of Wednesday to talk about her current situation. She stated that she does not think she can ever get used to being a single parent, stressing that it is hard, "I don't believe I can ever get use to being a single parent. This sh!t is hard."

Noting how people say that it gets easier as the days go by, she called it lies, stating that the challenges grow, alongside the anxiety, the grief, the responsibility, and the sacrifices, "They say it gets easier with time ...LIEEEEES! They only grow... The Anxiety, The Grief, The Responsibility. The Sacrifices!!!"

Reminiscing on the death of her husband, Ka3na emphasized that no one informed her that her husband was going to die so soon, or advice her not to have kids because her husband is going to die and leave her as a single mother in her prime, "Nobody ever tells you, "Hey Katie, this amazing man you're about to marry only has five more years to live, make every second count." Or, "Don't rush into having kids... he's going to die and leave you a widow and a single mother in your prime."

Facing reality, she stated that even if she was advised, she would still not have done anything because she has so much love for her daughter, stressing that she misses her late husband, Mr. Jones every passing day, "Would I have done anything differently if I knew? Honestly, no. Because I can't imagine my world right now without my baby girl. I Miss Mr. Jones every passing day."

She however, stated that she gets angry sometimes, even tired, and worn out, and wishes that someone would relieve her of the stress that she is currently passing through, adding that she is tired, "But am I angry sometimes? Tired? Worn out? Yes.

Do I wish someone would just look at me and say, "Katie, take a break... I got this"? Absolutely!!!

I. Am. Tired."
The Nigerian Voice recalls that Ka3na's husband, Mr. Jones, passed away from cancer on May 1, 2023.