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Think she just passed away….
Does anyone know how she died? It happened suddenly but I was busy with work at the time, so never could follow up with specifics. Her last instagram post was about self harm...
Judging by the reactions/lack of info it was suicide. That’s usually how it is for the people that I’ve known that have died that way. Zero details, no follow up, friends and family also get very defensive if asked.
I thought as much. Just wanted some confirmation, or hopefully a different method. I only had one small interaction with her, when we trained at the same gym. I generally avoided her because of the tattoos, but I heard she was a pretty nice person. I wasn't aware of her many struggles.
Does anyone know how she died? It happened suddenly but I was busy with work at the time, so never could follow up with specifics. Her last instagram post was about self harm...
Suicide she had a mental disorder that she struggled with and used bodybuilding as a way to deal with it I believe once her ex left her things started to spiral and got even worse when her family convinced her to quit bodybuilding all together, if I remember correctly she mentioned in a video that they "thought she looked like a freak". R.I.P mighty mouse
Suicide she had a mental disorder that she struggled with and used bodybuilding as a way to deal with it I believe once her ex left her things started to spiral and got even worse when her family convinced her to quit bodybuilding all together, if I remember correctly she mentioned in a video that they "thought she looked like a freak". R.I.P mighty mouse
Wow, that's terrible. Also, Laura Bass died at the beginning of this year, I believe from suicide, also. Not sure about Melissa Coates, but I imagine the same way...
Wow, that's terrible. Also, Laura Bass died at the beginning of this year, I believe from suicide, also. Not sure about Melissa Coates, but I imagine the same way...
Nicole Bosworth (AKA KinkyNirvana) died earlier this year too...I believe it was an overdose or potential suicide as well.
When I met my wife in Russia she was suffering from depression due to not being able to conceive a child because of an accident that occurred with her a few years back. She contemplated suicide and attempted it once. But when I introduced her to bodybuilding she started getting better and more confident in herself. And from then on it was a bodybuilder life for her. Not one family member told her to quit because they know it was helping her. It's not that way for some female bodybuilders out there because of the pressure of family to quit and so much more.
While we're at it, I'd really like to know what happened to the whereabouts of Fay Ellis. She hasn't been active on her IG since 2020.
Nicole Bosworth (AKA KinkyNirvana) died earlier this year too...I believe it was an overdose or potential suicide as well.
That's so sad.
Nicole Bosworth (AKA KinkyNirvana) died earlier this year too...I believe it was an overdose or potential suicide as well.
Yes, the loss of Nicole was a great one! What an amazing young woman. At one point, her muscles were quite built up and she was extremely lean. The roundness of her two biceps was almost unprecedented. But, also, her very kinky side seemed to me to reveal a lot of pain. It's just tragic that a friend did not intervene and save her from herself. We will all miss her greatly,
Anyone know what's happened to Rene Campbell seems to have disappeared
She was online last month https://www.instagram.com/p/CV7tKMUIU0W/?hl=en
She deleted everything related to bodybuilding on her account and lost all her mass very quickly. Shame... I guess bodybuilding wasn't for her. Kind of reminds me of Georgina McConnell.
I went to her Instagram and was stunned to learn that she is 23. She looks so much older.
It looks like she went way too hard too fast with the gear. I wonder if that’s the case for a lot of young bodybuilders who are red hot for a year or two then quit
This is pure speculation but I wonder if location has anything to do with it.
Places that aren’t as heavily populated as say maybe a NY or LA or London probably won’t have as many pressures to look or be a certain way. Always wonder why there is lots of fitness happening in Texas, or the Midwest, or Scandinavian countries.
If anyone remembers like 10 years ago there was a big uproar about an ad company running bikini ads in the London Underground and people complained about “unrealistic body standards”. Social media doesn’t help either since you can just post shit without much repercussion.
That's the stigma of social media. I've seen people literally spend almost every waking moment staring at their phone, browsing around on IG, FB, YT, TW, etc etc...
They're constantly comparing themselves to other people. The problem is that much of what people post is straight up BS. Photoshopped pictures, some inspirational line stolen from someone else, posing in front of someone else's yacht or lambo, etc. But the average person doesn't think much on it and believes every bit of it. Then they end up feeling like failures because they can't achieve the same level of fake lifestyles they're presented with repeatedly on a daily basis.
Think she just passed away….