Mary Cosby shared a tribute to her late son, Robert Cosby, Jr., on Instagram on Saturday.
Days after Robert Jr., whom she shared with husband Robert Cosby Sr., passed away after an alleged drug overdose, the 53-year-old Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star posted a sweet photo of the two of them together, prompting several other Bravo cast members to reach out with support.
“I’m Going to miss you bubs,” Mary wrote on February 28, along with hashtags for “God first,” “love,” and “forever,” and Jessica Mauboy‘s rendition of Cyndi Lauper‘s “Time After Time.”
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Following the sharing of the post, Mary was met with kind words from her fellow Bravolebrities and RHOSLC castmates, including Bozoma “Boz” Saint John, 49.
“It’s amazing that a certain photo can remain your favorite because of context… whatever you were saying or whatever you were doing when this photo was snapped is one that comes instantly rushing back when you see the photo. I pray that the good memories will keep you uplifted,” Boz declared.
Then, as Heather Gay, 51, said, “I love this photo of you two,” and both Lisa Barlow, 50, and Whitney Rose, 39, offered a series of red heart emojis, Chanel Ayan, 47, noted that Robert Jr. looked “just like” his mother.
“You will see him in you so much. He will always be with you love you Mary and God got you both,” she stated.
Bronwyn Newport, 40, spoke out as well, writing, “I know every age and stage with him was your favorite. I have always told you what a beautiful example of motherhood you have been to me. Honoring his life is so important and this photo is so special.”
“We will all transition but our spirits are forever. May the limitless love and memories you shared comfort you and mend your heart,” added Phaedra Parks, 52.
As for Angie Katsanevas, 52, she praised the image shared by Mary as “beautiful.”
“You were always there for him. The bond was felt. I’m so grateful you two had so many special adventures together. You showed Robert the world and gave him so much love,” she wrote. “I love you Mary.”
More Bravo stars also offered their support to Mary.
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No word yet on when filming will begin on The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City season seven, which was postponed after Robert Jr.’s passing.