Marian “GG” Derrico
Fans of Doubling Down with the Derricos were deeply moved when Deon Derrico recently shared an emotional update on Instagram, reflecting on the profound loss of his mother, Marian “GG” Derrico. Known affectionately as GG by fans of the TLC reality series, Marian passed away earlier this year, leaving a lasting impact on the Derrico family and loyal viewers alike.
In a heartfelt post, Deon opened up about how he’s been navigating life without his beloved mom, describing her as a “constant source of strength.” He explained that every moment with her felt special and that losing her was like losing a part of himself. Despite the pain, Deon emphasized that he is doing his best to honor her memory every day.
As he continues adjusting to this difficult chapter, Deon shared a powerful reminder for his followers: never take time for granted. He urged fans to cherish their loved ones, saying, “Spend time, take pictures, make memories.” His words struck a chord with many who have followed the Derrico family’s ups and downs on the show.
In true Derrico fashion, Deon continues to focus on positivity, even in the face of loss. He spoke about the support he’s received from family, fans, and the TLC community, expressing gratitude for the love surrounding him during this challenging time. “God is real, and love is everlasting,” he wrote, ending his message on a note of hope.
For viewers who have watched GG’s spirited presence over the seasons, her absence will surely be felt. She was a fan favorite for her humor, resilience, and deep love for her grandchildren. The Derrico family’s strength in the wake of her passing is a testament to the bond they’ve always shared—and fans are already rallying behind them with messages of support and comfort.
With the new season of Doubling Down with the Derricos unfolding, Deon’s heartfelt tribute adds a layer of real-life emotion that fans deeply connect with. While GG may no longer be on-screen, her spirit and legacy continue to shine through the family she loved so fiercely.
