TRIGGER WARNING: This article contains references to suicide.Popular Mexican content creator Paola Márquez has passed away. He was 30 years old when he died. He was known for sharing daily updates about his life on social media along with details about his travels around the world.
Paola Márquez was found unresponsive in her home
El Sol de San Luis reports that Márquez was found unresponsive by authorities on May 30. Paramedics said he was dead before arriving at the scene. His death was confirmed by his father, Hercules Márquez Balderas, in an emotional post on social media.She posted a mirror selfie taken by her daughter, complete with edited angel wings, as she wrote in Spanish in the caption: “My treasure, my beautiful daughter Paola Márquez, has gone before us. Today, a part of my life has remained. God bless you and keep you in a beautiful place, my daughter. One day we will be together again. Rest in peace, my princess!’ He later shared another message on his account, revealing that his funeral mass was held on June 1.According to reports, authorities are investigating the matter and are treating the case as a possible suicide.
Tributes are pouring in on social media agent
Underneath her father’s post, as well as her latest social media update, which she posted on May 29, fans and netizens shared their condolences to the family and how shocked they were by the news. One person’s comment read: “I’m in trouble cousin it can’t be true. Someone told me it’s a lie (crying emoji and praying hands emoji). Oh God give me strength I need it so much (crying emoji),” while another said, “Sad news, I’ve been following him since the beginning.““I’m sending you a big hug, cousin. I’m speechless. It’s so hard on the family. I’m telling you, I went through the same thing with my brother Tavo. We are sorry, cousin. I’m sorry,” added another social media user.Many people also posted heart and dove emojis in the comments section as the news spread online.NOTE: If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts, anxiety, depression, or mental illness, seek professional help immediately from a doctor, mental health professional, or NGO. Helplines are also available.
