By RAVEN SAUNT, US LIFESTYLE EDITOR
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Influencer Iidasofya has died aged 23 just days after a 'suicide attempt' during a horrifying livestream.
The controversial content creator, whose full name is Iida-Sofia Heimonen, was left fighting for her life after the incident, which was broadcast to her followers.
On October 15, emergency services rushed to respond to a self-harm emergency linked to a social media post after receiving multiple reports.
Iidasofya was taken to hospital in a critical condition but died just five days later.
Her passing was confirmed by friend Susanna Lehto in a TikTok video on Tuesday.
Sharing a clip of the duo singing together, overlaid text read: 'I will miss you forever. Have a safe journey, my dear.'
Fellow internet personality Johanna Tukiainen, who had publicly prayed for her recovery, has since described Iidasofya's death as a 'great sadness.'
Iidasofya, who was based in Kotka, Finland, had built up a loyal following across Instagram, TikTok and Kick.
Influencer Iidasofya has died aged 23 just days after a 'suicide attempt' during a horrifying livestream
It is said that she often posted outspoken and 'chaotic' content.
She also had an account on subscription-based platform OnlyFans which is known for its explicit content.
Iidasofya was facing accusations of rape, illegal threats and drug offenses, according to Finnish reports.
Local outlets reported that she was expected in criminal court for the charges later this year.
A police investigation into her death is ongoing.
Iidasofya's death comes after gaming influencer Manuel Otto also took his own life during a live stream.
The content creator, who masterminded popular multiplayer game Stick Run when he was just 14, passed away on Tuesday evening in Germany.
The 30-year-old is believed to have taken his own life during a live broadcast on streaming platform Twitch.
The controversial content creator, whose full name is Iida-Sofia Heimonen, was left fighting for her life after the incident, which was broadcast to her followers
Otto's death was confirmed in a statement released by the Stick Run company on Tuesday.
The post on X read: 'Stick Run is aware of a livestream on Twitch involving its creator and owner, Manuel Otto, in which he appeared to have taken his own life.
'We are deeply concerned by this situation and ask that everyone respect the privacy of those involved during this difficult time.'
It continued: 'We encourage the community to refrain from spreading unverified information or speculation.
'We understand that Twitch has since removed the livestream and associated video.'