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B2K’s Tour Moving Forward After Raz B’s Infant Son’s Death

September 10, 2026:

B2K’s Tour Moving Forward After Raz B’s Infant Son’s Death

Raz B Infant Son’s Death
B2K Tour Still Moving Forward

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B2K’s tour is still scheduled to move forward in December … despite the fact Raz B and his wife, Mona Li, just lost their 3-month-old son, Astro Monte Thornton.

Music industry sources familiar with the plans tell TMZ … B2K will proceed with its three U.K. shows as part of the RnB Winter Ball tour.

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The group is set to perform in Birmingham, Manchester and London.

As we reported … Astro died earlier this week in what sources close to the family described as an unexpected and sudden tragedy. His cause of death remains unclear.

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A family spokesperson told us … “It is with heavy hearts that we announce the unexpected passing of Astro Monte Thornton, beloved son of Mona and De’Mario ‘Raz B’ Thornton of the R&B supergroup B2K.”

The family asked for privacy as they grieve and thanked fans for their love and support.

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Raz and Mona welcomed Astro in May. They also share an older son, Versai Carter Thornton.

No word if B2K is planning any tributes during the tour. Stay tuned …

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