Noah Brady Obituary What Was The Cause Of His Death? Did He Kill Himself?

Publish date: 2024-05-19

Noah Brady’s obituary details were not revealed by his family. 

The famous Tiktok influencer, Noah Brady, also widely known as @pworddestroyer69 has passed away. His relatives confirmed his death.

The TikTok influencer committed suicide. He was only 21 years old.

The family claimed that Noah killed himself. His mother, Rena Smith Brady, reported his passing on Facebook.

Rena explained that Noah had been depressed since the ninth grade, but he hadn’t come out to his family about it until this past October. “We did everything we could to help him,” she stated.

On January 7, Noah’s mother, Rena Smith Brady, confirmed the heartbreaking news on Facebook. She said, “Sometimes you never know the anguish behind someone’s smile,” revealing that Noah had booked a hotel room just before he passed away. 

The hotel’s front desk employee expressed regret and stated, “I’m sorry, I never would have predicted this conclusion when he checked in about midnight. He smiled as he checked in. When Noah arrived, he had the biggest and most contagious smile I’ve ever seen.”

Fans have been saddened by the loss of Noah, the bright young TikTok star who was able to bring many people joy.

Many people swiftly shared their thoughts and condolences on social media with the family.

His Mother said in a message, ‘He was considerate. His heart was huge but the pain he carried was more than he could take. He was a friend to everyone and one of the least judgmental people I know. He wasn’t who he seemed to be on social media, as those who knew him well were aware.’

‘I spent the entire previous night attempting to convince him otherwise. Unfortunately, the last text I got from him was at 5:18 in the morning. No one should cry for me. Be happy that I’m no longer in pain because I would never wish this on anyone.’

Before the rumors began, he did not overdose.

Along with emphasizing the value of mental health, Rena asked people to keep an eye on their loved ones.

hits so close to home anytime i find out someone amazing ends their own life, im so sad over noah brady. i used to sit and watch his tiktoks with my bestfriend over and over for hours 🙁 pic.twitter.com/nfTcGuM7Ex

— ૮˃̵֊ ˂̵ ა (@sorahra) January 9, 2023

Rip Noah Brady aka p word destroyer on tik tok. Reach out to people!! You are not alone pic.twitter.com/vnAt4BHvld

— Anna♐️ (@anna_casey) January 8, 2023

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