TikTok influencer Kubra Aykut dies at 26 in tragic plunge from balcony after worrying message left fans concerned
A TURKISH TikTok influencer has tragically died after falling from the fifth floor of a luxury apartment building.
Kubra Akyutm, who became famous for the “Wedding without a Groom” video, was found dead in Istanbul’s Sultanbeyli district.
The tragic incident took place on September 23 and authorities are now investigating the case.
It is understood that cops found a suicide note at her place that was reportedly left behind by the social media influencer.
Just hours before her death, Akyutm also left a tragic message on social media about her weight gain journey.
She wrote in the post: “I’ve gathered my energy, but I can’t seem to gain weight. I lose a kilogram every day. I don’t know what to do; I urgently need to gain weight.”
Devasted fans are now concerned about the TikTok star after reading her online message.
Aykut had one million followers on her TikTok account and 207,000 followers on her Instagram account.
She shot to fame on the social media platform after she held her own wedding without a partner in 2023.
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