Jill Zarin is breaking our hearts with a beautiful tribute to her late husband Bobby.
The former Real Housewives of New York City cast member’s husband, the owner of Zarin Fabrics, died at the 71 in January after years battling cancer on and off.
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Bobby would have celebrated his 72nd birthday on Feb. 27, and it’s on that day that Jill took to Instagram to post a heartbreaking message about her late love.
“The reason I am posting so late is that I spent the entire day going thru 50,000 photos over the post 20 [years],” the Bravo reality TV celeb captioned an Instagram video post. “Bobby’s birthday was always extra special because we always knew in the back of our minds that the cancer could come back at anytime and to live life to the fullest. So we did. We traveled, spent time with friends and family and most importantly loved each other till his last breath.”
The 54-year-old widow described Bobby as “beyond generous” in her Wednesday tribute.
“Always picking up the check for everyone, driving everyone home even if it took him an extra 2 hours RT in crazy NYC traffic,” she wrote, referencing their Hamptons home, known as “Camp Zarin,” which she said “ran like a hotel with every bed filled every summer weekend.”
She also included a video collage of photos set to Linda Ronstadt and Aaron Neville’s duet version of “All My Life.” In the pictures, the couple is seen kissing and celebrating both of their birthdays through the years.
“Thank you for being the most incredible husband,” she concluded, “But most importantly my best friend.”
Photo credit: Instagram/@mrsjillzarin
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