Adult film star & influencer Lina Bina dies after suffering fatal blood clot in her heart and neck
ADULT STAR TRAGEDY Adult film star & influencer Lina Bina dies after suffering fatal blood clot in her heart and neck
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ADULT film performer and social media personality Lina Bina - also known online as MissJohnDough - has died, her family has confirmed.
The rising Texan star died aged 24 from complications caused by a blood clot in her heart and neck, her sister Moni said.
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She had tens of thousands of followers and was widely admired within the online adult content community
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Sharing the heartbreaking news on social media, Moni wrote: 'I can't believe you're really gone, baby sister.
'I woke up this morning wishing it was a big nightmare.'
Lina had built a loyal fanbase across X, Instagram, and OnlyFans, where she was known for her bold content and vibrant personality.
She had tens of thousands of followers and was widely admired for her adult content that she shared with a wide network of adoring fans.
In the days leading up to her death, fans reported growing increasingly concerned about her welfare because of her deafening silence online.
On Friday, in what would be her final post, she wrote: 'Sorry I've been so ghost, I'm going through a lot of shit rn.'
News of her death has sent shockwaves through social media.
Fellow adult entertainer Coco Bliss posted: 'I love youuuuu why'd you leave us so soon.'
Others echoed the grief, with one user writing: 'RIP to a good soul lost too soon.'
Another said: 'This can't be real, no way.'
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Her family has not yet released details regarding funeral arrangements and has requested privacy to grieve her death.
Her death is the latest in a series of sudden losses within the influencer and adult entertainment communities, sparking renewed conversations about mental health and the pressures faced by online creators.
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