Pop Smoke's mother, Audrey Jackson, continues to mourn the loss of her son and expresses her ongoing grief as Corey Walker accepts a plea deal in connection with the rapper's tragic death. The nearly five-year prosecution has finally seen one of the four men responsible, Corey Walker, accept a plea deal that will likely result in 29 years behind bars. Audrey Jackson, though grateful for justice being served, acknowledges that her life will never be the same without her son. Despite the legal proceedings coming to a close, the pain and loss for Pop Smoke's mom are constant and unchanging. Instead of attending the sentencing, Jackson plans to celebrate her son's life at a gala in his honor. Corey Walker's guilty plea to voluntary manslaughter and home invasion robbery marks a pivotal moment in this case, where he faced potentially life in prison without parole. The involvement of three juveniles in the incident, including a 15-year-old triggerman, further highlights the tragic events that led to the loss of Pop Smoke. Walker's acceptance of the plea deal has brought a semblance of closure to the legal proceedings, but the scars left by the tragedy remain deep and enduring for all those involved.