Gen Z rapper/influencer Lil Tay, who turned well-known for flexing her wealth on social media, has died instantly alongside along with her brother.

Lil Tay, whose actual identify is Claire Hope, rose to fame as a social media character/YouTuber in 2018 when her channel began posting movies of her flexing stacks of money and luxurious gadgets. On the younger age of 9, she dropped skits and rap songs with curse phrases leaving a few of her followers to query her parenting.

On Wednesday, August 9, Hope’s household shared a stunning assertion on her social media pages, notifying her followers that she handed away “instantly” alongside along with her brother. No additional particulars got besides that sources say their deaths are being investigated by authorities.

“It’s with a heavy coronary heart that we share the devastating information of our beloved Claire’s sudden and tragic passing,” the assertion shared on Instagram reads. “We’ve got no phrases to precise the insufferable loss and indescribable ache. This end result was totally surprising, and has left us all in shock. Her brother’s passing provides an much more unimaginable depth to our grief.”

“Claire will without end stay in our hearts, her absence leaving an irreplaceable void that might be felt by all who knew and liked her,” the assertion reads.

The assertion was the primary submit on her Instagram account in 5 years, leaving some followers to boost extra questions on her “sudden” passing.

Lil Tay turned a viral sensation, particularly amongst her Gen Z followers, when she proclaimed herself richer than your auntie and the “youngest flexer of the century” with movies filmed in Beverly Hills and different locations well-known for the wealthy and well-known.

Social media investigators later came upon her mom is a Vancouver realtor identify Angela Tian, who used the houses of her shoppers which are in the marketplace to movie the movies Lil Tay has been featured in. Maybe that led to her decline, however she has been lacking from social media for the previous few years.

Lil Tay and her mom even did an interview on Good Morning America pushing again towards allegations that she was being exploited to movie the movies for fame and cash, with some people accusing her mother and father of abuse. Tian made it clear that she was by no means concerned within the manufacturing of the movies, nor did she power her daughter to do the movies. She stated it was purely Lil Tay and her brother’s thought.