New details about Huey Haha’s shock death at 22 revealed as vids show TikTok comedian struggled with bipolar disorder
POPULAR comedian Huey Haha died during an emergency “medical aid call” at his home on Monday, the US Sun can exclusively reveal. First responders tried to save 22-year-old but were unsuccessful after being called to the home in Sacramento, California. The “subject was pronounced deceased at the scene by responding medical personnel,” police said in […]
POPULAR comedian Huey Haha died during an emergency “medical aid call” at his home on Monday, the US Sun can exclusively reveal.
First responders tried to save 22-year-old but were unsuccessful after being called to the home in Sacramento, California.
The “subject was pronounced deceased at the scene by responding medical personnel,” police said in their daily reports reviewed by the US Sun.
“Officers conducted a death investigation and a coroner responded to take over the investigation.”
Police told the US Sun that the death was not considered to be suspicious.
Sacramento’s coroner hasn’t released a cause of death, as of Thursday afternoon, but recorded his time of death as 2:26 p.m. Pacific Time.
THE YOUNG FAMILY HE LEAVES BEHIND
The social media influencer attracted more than 258,000 followers to his page by posting funny and vulgar videos of himself and friends in the lead up to his death.
While fans mourned the up-and-coming comedian, his close friends and girlfriend – who is also the mom of his two-year-old daughter Princess – continue to grieve.
His girlfriend Heather Saizon’s Instagram is set to private, but she wrote in her bio, “Huey Ha always in my heart.”
His friends started a GoFundMe campaign has been launched following his death, with all proceeds going toward his funeral and his daughter.
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DARKNESS BEHIND THE SMILE
Before he died, Huey appeared to be struggling with mental health issues and tweeted “f**k life” before deactivating his account.
Last month he also posted a short format gag video called ‘When you bipolar’, which appears to send up living with the condition.
Some fans have speculated whether Huey was in fact suffering from depression,
“That goes to show you you NEVER know what’s going on in someone’s mind,” tweeted one.
“Be kind and be caring towards your friends or even strangers. You’ll never know what their breaking point is.”
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Huey had also opened up about his time growing up in Stockton, California for the ShotBy Manzo YouTube channel.
He spoke about an a tough upbringing in a house with four sisters and a brother where there was “no food, no nothing.”
Huey revealed in the video, posted earlier this year, that he would keep going to school to escape from his home environment and get fed.
When he was 13, he said he went into foster care but was kicked out of two families he stayed with for smoking marijuana.
The social media influencer attracted more than 258,000 followers to his page by posting funny and vulgar videos of himself and friends in the lead up to his death.
‘KEPT ME GOING’
When asked what his mother did about it, Huey said: “She was getting beaten up too.”
To avoid going home, Huey said he would spend most of his time outside with friends.
“My homies … [were] always taking care of me and letting me sleep over at their houses,” he said. “I don’t know where I’d be without the homies for real.”
School also “kept me going”, Huey said.
“[Going to school] was me getting my morning breakfast. You know what I’m saying? Like the pizza with the cheese sticks and the milk bread … like that’s what kept me going.”
Huey continued by saying he had never confronted his mother over the alleged abuse he suffered at the hands of her boyfriend.
“I’m not close to my family at all that’s why now I try to be so family orientated.
“With my mom … we can yell at each other but it’s not like we can talk. She’s kind of foreign – she knows English – but she just be acting dumb.
“She likes to push it off, like no matter what we say, she doesn’t listen.”
When he was 13, he said he went into foster care but was kicked out of two families he stayed with for smoking marijuana.
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