The 26-year-old musician lost his wife in April 2014 after she passed away from a heroin overdose and he now says trying to keep a routine with their children - Astala, four, and Phaedra, three - only an hour after her death helped get him through the heartbreak, reported Contactmusic.
"When I found her, I was not surprised. I thought to myself at the moment, 'Yes of course - you had to do that.' What I can remember, it must have been an hour after I found her, that it's time for the kids' lunch," Cohen says.
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