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‘Beautiful and kind’ model dies at 25 — before baby’s first Christmas | New York Post
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0:32Now PlayingSocial media is mourning the death of UK model and influencer Rachel Mee — better known as Rachel Kaitlyn — who passed away suddenly before her baby’s first Christmas. She was 25 years old. Her friend Claire Robinson confirmed the “devastating news” in a GoFundMe page set up for the late social media star’s son Kyro.
The Newcastle native, who was also an OnlyFans creator and dancer, was reportedly found dead on December 18, per the post, Jam Press reported. And while a cause of death hasn’t been revealed, Robinson appeared to suggest that Mee had taken her own life.
“Kyro’s mummy Rachel sadly lost her battle with the pressures of this world,” the bereaved buddy wrote, adding that her tot — who was born in March — won’t have his mom for his first Christmas.
“This Christmas will be Kyro’s first, and devastatingly his mummy will not be here,” she lamented. “We are all so saddened with this devastating news, how this world has failed such a beautiful young girl and how she felt she had no other option [than] to no longer be here.”
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