TikTok star Dazhariaa Quint Noyes dies by suicide aged 18
TikTok star Dazhariaa Quint Noyes dies by suicide aged 18 after posting a final tragic video to social media in which she claimed ‘I’m annoying y’all, this is my last post’
- TikTok star Dazhariaa Quint Noyes died on Monday aged 18
- Her parents confirmed her death by suicide on social media
- ‘I only wish she would have spoken to me about her stress and the thoughts of suicide,’ her father wrote
- Noyes posted a tragic final video on Monday as she sang and danced
- ‘I know I’m annoying y’all, this is my last post,’ she wrote
- Fans paid tribute this week as they thanked Noyes ‘for sharing your life with us’
TikTok star Dazhariaa Quint Noyes, otherwise known as Dee, died on Monday aged 18 after posting a final video to social media.
Her father Raheem Alla confirmed her death on TikTok with a montage of pictures of his daughter as he thanked everyone for their ‘love and support’.
‘Unfortunately, she is no longer with us and has gone to a better place,’ he wrote.
On a GoFundMe page established for his daughter, Alla appeared to confirm that Noyes had died by suicide.
‘I only wish she would have spoken to me about her stress and the thoughts of suicide,’ he said.
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TikTok star Dazhariaa Quint Noyes, otherwise known as Dee, died on Monday aged 18. She posted a final video to her Instagram stating that it would be her last, pictured left
Noyes’ parents said on Tuesday that she died by suicide. She is pictured on her graduation
Her father Raheem Alla confirmed her death on TikTok with a montage of pictures of his daughter as he thanked everyone for their ‘love and support’, pictured together above
On Monday, Noyes had posted videos to her Instagram story which she tagged as her last post.
The videos showed the teen singing and dancing before writing: ‘Ok, I know I’m annoying y’all, this is my last post’.
Her heartbroken father said on Tuesday that he wished they had been able to ‘work thru this.
‘I only want to hold you again my little jellybean. Now I come home and your no longer gonna be there waiting for me. I have to let you fly with the angels,’ Alla added.
‘She was my little best friend and I wasn’t prepared in no way, to bury my child. She was so happy and would be so excited to see me when I come home from being on the road.’
Fans paid tribute to Noyes on her TikTok account where she had 1.5million followers
Noyes’s father, pictured with her above, said he wished she had ‘spoken to me about her stress’
Noyes’ grandmother often featured in her TikTok videos, as pictured above
Noyes’ boyfriend had also recently appeared in her YouTube videos, pictured
He also changed his Facebook profile picture to him and his daughter, as Noyes’ mother Jennifer Shaffer paid tribute writing: ‘I’m so heartbroken I really can’t believe you’re going I wish I was waiting on you to say it was a prank but it’s not’.
Shaffer also said in a Facebook post that her daughter had died by suicide.
TikTok star Noyes was 18 years old
The teenager, from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, last posted on TikTok on Monday – the day of her death – where she warned that she was shadow banned and would be most posting from another account.
The last videos posted to that account, that has more than 70,000 followers, also dated to Monday.
Noyes ran a beauty shop through her Instagram account where she had 112,000 fans.
She also had a YouTube page named bxbygirldee where she would vlog about her life and attempt viral challenges.
Fans paid tribute to Noyes on her TikTok account where she had 1.5million followers.
‘Rest in peace beautiful,’ wrote fellow TikTok star India. ‘Praying for you and your family through this tragedy’.
‘Rest in Paradise,’ added YouTubers The Trench Family.
TikToker Brooke Albarran also commented: ‘Rest easy bb I can’t believe you’re gone.’
‘RIP sweet beautiful girl. Thank you for sharing your life with us. I wish it was easier for you. My condolences to your oved ones,’ said TikTok user Leila.
If you or someone you know needs support, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255.