- Eva Evans was only 29 years old
- She died far too young in April 2024
- Her cause of death is now known
The cause of death of TikTok celebrity and show creator of 'Club Rat', Eva Evans, has been officially confirmed. According to the New York coroner's office, the 29-year-old committed suicide on April 20. The coroner's office confirmed this tragic news to 'TMZ'.
The cause of death of Eva Evans was shared
Eva Evans was a well-known TikTok personality with more than 300,000 followers. Her videos covered a variety of topics, from relationship problems to reviews of her TikTok purchases.
Friends of Eva Evans told the authorities that they knew nothing about the influencer's emotional problems.
However, in a March 2024 TikTok clip, Evans shared her struggles with mental health issues and revealed that she had started therapy at the age of 16.
"When I was 16, I was forcibly placed in a wilderness therapy program and spent almost a year in treatment centers," she wrote in the caption. "Today, I am a filmmaker and have developed a television show based on my experiences."
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Eva Evans was the creator of the show 'Club Rat', which began as a TikTok series in 2023 and was later available on Amazon Prime. On April 21, Eva's sister Lila announced the sad news of Eva's death on Instagram.
"Yesterday my family received news that our sweet, fabulous, creative, caring, hilarious Eva, my beautiful sister, has died. After 24 hours, i still find myself in a constant cycle of denial and acceptance, so i know how unbelievable and hard to process this news will be."
In addition to Lila, Evans is survived by her mother Heather, and two other sisters, Zoe and Sofi, according to 'E! News'.
If you or someone you know needs help, call 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. You can also call the network, previously known as the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, at 800-273-8255, text HOME to 741741 or visit SpeakingOfSuicide.com/resources for additional resources.
