In a time where situationships rule and love stories fade faster than Instagram trends, Srijana and Bibek Subedi were the real deal. Their love wasn’t about fancy vacations or social media PDA—it was about holding each other up when life hit rock bottom. But as fate would have it, their beautiful journey took a devastating turn. Bibek is no more, and the internet can’t stop crying.

Bibek is no more

The Nepali couple gained widespread attention when Srijana began documenting their life on Instagram after Bibek was diagnosed with cancer. Starting from stage 1, the illness cruelly escalated to stage 4, robbing Bibek of his health and, at times, even his ability to recognize his beloved wife. But did that stop Srijana? Not a chance. She became his rock, his cheerleader, and the person who never let him give up.

Bibek’s 32nd birthday, celebrated just this August, was a testament to their undying love. Srijana surprised him with balloons and flowers, capturing a rare moment where Bibek seemed better—smiling, responding, and looking like the love story could have a happy ending. But life isn’t a Bollywood movie, and their happiness was heartbreakingly short-lived.

Sirjana posted last reel on December 1

Fast forward to December, and rumors started swirling about Bibek’s passing. A Nepali news portal confirmed what fans feared, and comments flooded Srijana’s last reel from December 1. Though the family hasn’t made an official statement, the silence speaks volumes.

Netizens are grieving with Srijana, calling her dedication to Bibek a beacon of hope in a world plagued by “failed marriages and ghosted relationships.” Many see their story as proof that love isn’t just about the good times. “She’s the blueprint for unconditional love,” one commenter wrote. The whole internet is also talking about how the man is no more, but he won at life by marrying someone like Sirjana.

While Bibek’s journey has ended, Srijana’s resilience ensures their love story lives on. The couple has left an indelible mark, reminding everyone what true devotion looks like in an era where it’s so rare.