The Apprentice's Tre Lowe Opens Up About Heartbreaking Loss

Tre Lowe's Emotional Journey

The Apprentice contestant Tre Lowe, 49, has shared the heartbreaking story of how the loss of his brother inspired him to go on the show. Tre, who has been praised as one of the 'most credible' candidates on the BBC One series, revealed that his brother's passing motivated him to live life to the fullest.

A Devastating Loss

On February 2, 2020, Tre's world was turned upside down when his older brother Ashley Akabah passed away in his Notting Hill flat. The wellness coach described his brother as one of his biggest reasons for living and expressed how challenging it was to cope with the loss.

Remembering Ashley

Ashley and Tre, who formed the duo Architechs, achieved fame in the naughties for remixing classic hits and working with A-listers like Justin Timberlake and Mariah Carey. Tre vividly recalls the moment he received the devastating news from his dad over the phone, leading to a heartbreaking collapse on the street.

Turning Grief into Inspiration

Since his brother's passing, Tre has dedicated himself to inspiring other men to seek medical help when needed. He has also created Wellness shots for men to improve their health, channeling his grief into a positive outlet.

Living by a Motto

Tre shared that his brother's death pushed him to pursue his goals and embrace life fully. He humorously mentioned that he can still feel his brother's presence, even in front of Lord Sugar on The Apprentice, where he thought Ashley would tease him for participating.

Who is Tre Lowe?

Tre has a wide circle of celebrity friends, including Emma Thompson, AJ Odudu, and Emily Ratajkowski. He is known as an award-winning Producer-Songwriter, Mentor & Entrepreneur, owning a record label and a coaching company. Tre has transitioned from performing to focus on his wellness business.