DC Young Fly Reflects on Finding 'Peace' and 'Staying Positive' During the Holidays After Jacky Oh's Death

Jacky Oh died of complications from a cosmetic procedure on May 31 at age 33

<p>Prince Williams/Wireimage</p> Jacky Oh and DC Young Fly

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Jacky Oh and DC Young Fly

DC Young Fly is staying positive as he navigates the holiday season without his partner Jacky Oh.

Though the holidays won’t be the same without the one vital member of his family, the Wild ‘N Out star opened up about the plans he has with their children — the first since her death on May 31 at age 33.

"Everybody's good, man, we staying grounded, keeping God first, you know what I'm saying? Staying positive, that's really the only way," DC Young Fly told Entertainment Tonight.

<p>Paras Griffin/Getty</p> Jacky Oh and DC Young Fly with their children

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Jacky Oh and DC Young Fly with their children

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"Family is everything. During this time, we still holding on and just letting people know, like, 'Look, we can be happy even through pain and through agony,'” he explained. “We can always find peace because that's what it says in the Bible.

He added, “At the end of the day, we're gonna be obedient. As long as we are obedient, we gonna be alright."

Instead of exchanging gifts amongst each other, the television personality said he’s planning on using the season to teach his children “how to give back.”

<p>JackyOh/instagram</p> Jacky Oh with her children with DC Young Fly

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Jacky Oh with her children with DC Young Fly

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“I try to not buy them anything, I buy them nothing for Christmas," he continued. "We only watch people be happy. It's this time of the year we want to be happy for others, so I try to instill in them to show them, 'Look, at a time where everybody else is wanting something, you gone be trying to reach out here to be happy for others.'"

"Because a lot of times, people don't be happy for others when they get blessed. And I want my children to be happy when other people are happy," he said.

DC Young Fly and Jacky share three children: Nova, Nala, and Prince Nehemiah. The Wild ‘N Out alum died after complications due to cosmetic surgery.

Following the news of her death in May, a BET Media Group spokesperson honored her life with a statement shared with PEOPLE.

<p> Paras Griffin/Getty Images</p> Jacky Oh

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Jacky Oh

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"We are deeply saddened by the passing of Jacklyn Smith, known to the world as Jacky Oh, a talented Wild 'N Out family member whose impact will be forever treasured and missed," the statement read.

"Jacky Oh was a loving friend and beloved colleague of the 'Wild 'N Out' cast throughout five seasons,” the spokesperson continued. “More importantly, she was a tremendous mother to three beautiful children."

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At her celebration of life in Atlanta in June, DC Young Fly addressed his late partner and praised her as a loving mother to their children.

"I love you, Jack. These kids are beautiful, man," he said through tears. "I'm talkin' about, super great mother. I want our kids to understand that you had a beautiful soul and you didn't leave us. You in heaven," he said. "Your spirit is with us, you still here, and we got an amazing support system. We got a beautiful support system and they came out. We love you. Everybody in here, keep God first."

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