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Daily Mail
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Beloved TikToker found dead at his home as cops say he took his own life
Mexican influencer Aldo Miranda was found dead at his home Tuesday just hours after posting a cryptic message on social media. The 32-year-old, who was known for posting humorous content, was found unresponsive near the window of his residence on in La Paz, a city in the Pacific coast state of Baja California. Miranda, who had more than 10 million followers on TikTok, shared a message written in caps that read: 'Thanks you all for everything,' on his Instagram Stories feed before he took his own life. Authorities entered the internet star's second floor apartment at around 2:21 pm local time and found a cable tied around his neck and hanging out one of the windows, local media outlets reported. Baja California authorities are investigating the incident, but have not provided a motive for his death. The TikToker's management agency, Albe Group, which is owned by fellow influencer Mario Aguilar, lamented his untimely death in a heartbreaking statement on Wednesday. Aguilar wrote: 'Today I find it hard to write this… Aldo Miranda was one of those people that life gave me thanks to social media, but over time, it became a true friendship, one that feels genuine, close, and valuable. 'Meeting him was incredible. He had a talent that captivated, moved, and inspired. He was also one of the first people to believe in me when I told him about Albe Group. 'Without thinking twice, he showed me his unconditional support, and that's how we began working together. But beyond work, a friendship was born that I will always cherish.' Aguilar mentioned that Miranda was dealing with personal issues that may have driven him to have taken his own life. Aguilar said: 'Today, he leaves us with news that breaks our hearts. Sometimes internal battles are silent, and we don't get to see everything someone carries inside. 'Aldo decided to leave before his time, and although it hurts deeply, I want to remember him with the love, light, and joy he left in us. We will miss you as much as you can't imagine.' Miranda's last social media post was on July 3 when he posted a short video on Instagram - where he had more than 486,000 followers - and invited his fans to join him on Temu as sellers. Prior to becoming a social media darling, Miranda worked as a teacher for the Baja California Ministry of Public Education. News of Miranda's death sent shockwaves through his community of supporters. Influencer Carol Funes wrote: 'Today my heart was crushed. Rest in peace, Aldo.' One of his followers, Itzel Uriarte, wrote: 'Today, the soul of a creator was silently turned off. Not all cries are for help; sometimes they're just for peace. 'Depression isn't visible, but it weighs heavily. If you're reading this, stay. There's light after the storm. Rest in peace, Aldo.'
The Sun
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
TikTok star Aldo Miranda, 32, found dead at home as heartbreaking final post revealed
TIKTOK star Aldo Miranda has died at 32 after sharing a devastating final message to his millions of fans. The influencer wrote "Thanks you all for everything" on his Instagram Stories before he reportedly died by suicide. 2 Miranda was found dead at his home in Mexico on Tuesday, according to local reports. The suspected cause of death is suicide, police said. The Mexican influencer had over 10 million followers on TikTok and was known for posting funny skits on his social media accounts. His team, the Albe Group, said Miranda "decided to leave early" in a heartbreaking statement. 'Aldo Miranda was one of those people that life gave me thanks to social networks, but over time it became a true friendship, one of those that feel genuine, close and valuable,' the Albe Group wrote in an Instagram post on Wednesday. "Meeting him was amazing. He had a talent that caught, moved, and inspired.' The management team, run by Mario Aguilar and Jesica Gerbautz, expressed their heartbreak over Miranda's reported cause of death. 'Sometimes the internal battles are silent and we fail to see everything someone carries inside,' the statement said. 'Aldo decided to leave early, and though that hurts deeply, I want to remember him with the love, light, and joy he left in us. "We are going to miss you like you have no idea.' If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988, chat on or text Crisis Text Line at 741741.
