A popular social media star has died under mysterious circumstances at age 25.
The death has been announced of a make up influencer with around half a million followers after she vanished for two months.Instagram influencer Juliana Rocha’s family announced her death on Monday after she vanished from social media for two months,The statement online read: “It is with deep sorrow and sadness that Juliana Rocha’s family informs you, her audience and those who liked her, that she has passed away”.
Her posts proved popular with viewers online and her last TikTok video had racked up almost two million views.Someone claiming to be a close friend of her family said she died of cancer in a post online, but her family have not confirmed this.
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