Jamaican dancehall performers Kiprich and Kizzy Don have achieved a critical milestone in their medical journey as their prematurely born daughter, Miracle, has been successfully transported to an advanced medical facility in Colombia. The infant, who arrived unexpectedly early while her parents were on a professional engagement in South America, had been receiving intensive care since birth.
The couple documented this medical transfer through social media, sharing footage of medical professionals carefully coordinating Miracle’s movement via specialized ambulance and aircraft transport. Kiprich expressed profound gratitude to supporters in his video caption, stating: ‘You are worthy, give thanks for all support coming in, keep the prayers up for baby Miracle.’
The situation developed when Kizzy, who had received medical clearance for travel, accompanied her partner to a performance in Colombia. The premature delivery created significant complications, leaving the family facing substantial healthcare challenges abroad. Medical authorities determined that Miracle required specialized neonatal care only available through medical evacuation to the United States, with estimated transfer costs reaching approximately J$40 million (US$250,000).
In response to these financial pressures, the artists initiated a GoFundMe campaign that has currently gathered over US$27,000 toward their target amount. The online fundraising effort has generated widespread community support, with numerous well-wishers contributing both financially and emotionally through prayer messages and encouraging comments.
Those interested in supporting the family’s medical mission can contribute through the official fundraising platform at: https://gofund.me/1f5236235.