Brenda Edwards, a prominent figure from the show Loose Women, has marked the fourth anniversary of her son Jamal Edwards' death by opening a community hub named the Self Belief Creative Community Hub in west London. The hub is part of the Jamal Edwards Self Belief Trust, which Brenda and her daughter, Tanisha Artman, established shortly after Jamal's untimely demise at the age of 31. During the launch, Brenda expressed her mix of emotions, reflecting on the passage of time since her son's passing and describing the day as both daunting and fulfilling.

The Self Belief Creative Community Hub aims to support young people and foster community connection, continuing the legacy of Jamal Edwards, who was a well-known DJ and music entrepreneur. Brenda noted the importance of such initiatives to help bring people together and provide resources for the youth, thereby honoring Jamal's impact on the community. The hub serves not only as a memorial but also as a proactive means of addressing the needs of younger generations.

This occasion highlights the profound loss Brenda has faced, while also showcasing her resilience and commitment to making a positive difference in others' lives. The establishment of the hub on the anniversary of his death serves as a powerful reminder of Jamal’s legacy and the enduring bond between mother and son, inspiring others to support similar causes and advocate for community building.