HEARTBROKEN fans have paid tribute to TikTok star Ali Spice who reportedly passed away yesterday.
Known on the popular app as @alidxo, the ex-Hooters girl had accumulated a total of 919k followers.
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According to one of her best pals, the 21-year-old – real name Ali Dulin – died tragically died following a car accident in Florida, US.
In a post on Instagram, close friend Ariane Avandi said: “Heartbroken doesn’t even begin to describe how I feel right now.
“Ali you are one of the most vibrant, beautiful inside & out, genuine, loving souls I’ve had the privilege of knowing.
“You are an amazing friend and incredibly talented and passionate woman.
“I will never forget the impact you made on my life and everyone’s for just being YOU!!”
The post included candid snaps and light-hearted clips of the pair and sparked an outpouring of love from friends and fans across her social media channels.
Friend of Ali, Laine Farrell, wrote: “Can’t believe this honestly. we shared the same hooter birthday, both Scorpios who are obsessed with hello kitty, pink, and cats. you JUST turned 21. Life is crazy.”
Writing under her last post on December 4, one fan wrote: “Ali babe. you didn’t deserve this. i hope you’re flying high in hello kitty heaven. You had one a huge impact on my life. love you so much. ill see you later.”
A second said: “Rest in the most beautiful peace baby, will forever hold a place in all of our hearts.”
Police are yet to disclose where they are at with their investigation into the fatal crash or if there are any many other casualties.
Tragically, Ali isn’t the first young TikTok star to reportedly die in a car accident.
In August last year Timbo the Redneck died aged 18 after he flew out of the window when performing donuts in his truck.
His mother, Tassie, shared a video to his TikTok account confirming that her son died after a “bad accident.”
“He won’t be making any more videos, no more videos at all,” Tassie said in an emotional video.
“My son was in a bad accident yesterday and didn’t make it. I wanna thank everybody, for all the fans that he had. He loved TikTok and just believed in all the fans, everybody that supported him, it meant a lot to him.”
