Social media star Tucker Genal passes away at 31
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TRIGGER WARNING: This article mentions suicide.
Fans worldwide mourn the sudden loss of Hustle House social media star Tucker Genal.
According to the New York Daily News, the 31-year-old influencer's passing has been ruled a suicide by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner. Reports stated Tucker took his life on December 11.
In a joint Instagram post, Tucker's brothers Carson and Connor Genal shared a heartfelt tribute to their beloved sibling.
"I don't even know where to begin," Carson wrote. "You were my best friend and an even better big brother, my entire life. I've spent looking up to you and trying to follow in your footsteps because you were always my hero."
Despite the grief, Carson promised to carry his love and admiration for Tucker forever.
"I know one thing is for certain and that is that I will continue to spend the rest of my life looking up to you until we meet again. You were the kindest person I've ever met and the greatest brother that anyone could have ever asked for."
The family also requested privacy during this difficult time, "We respectfully ask for privacy as we mourn and begin to navigate life without him. We are deeply grateful for the kindness and understanding shown to our family."
Fans expressed their sorrow on Tucker's last post, which now feels like a farewell. It was a series of photos of him and his brothers from each month of the year.
"Wish I could relive some of these moments twice," Tucker captioned.
Tucker was known as a famous influencer for videos of his life, often including his siblings. He has a rough estimation of over 3 million followers across social media platforms. Their brothers' joint account, Hustle House, had over 1.1 million followers on TikTok.
Meanwhile, take a look at other young personalities who were gone too soon:
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