Influencer Jaxon Tippet has died less than two weeks after his 30th birthday, according to a post shared on the Australian fitness trainer’s Instagram.

“It is with a heavy heart that our beloved Jaxon passed away on November 10, 2024. He was such a beautiful soul and had such a positive impact on the world,” read the caption accompanying a message. smiling photo of Tippet with his birth and death years, “1994 – 2024”.

Other words of remembrance were shared in Instagram Stories uploaded to his page: “We truly appreciate your love and support during this time. It’s clear that Jaxon has had such a beautiful impact on people,” the post read, elaborating further: “According to What we’re told is that Jax died of a heart attack while in Turkey.

Messages refer viewers and subscribers to a GoFundMe page created by the late podcaster’s family, which is closing in on its AUD50,000 goal with more than AUD32,000 in donations so far.

“There are truly no words to describe this kind of pain, and we know many people will feel this grief with us because he was loved by so many,” the grieving family wrote of the guru training, became a father in December 2023 after welcoming his son Rocky.

According to the fundraiser’s description, Tippet’s loved ones plan to use the money to help his parents “in any way possible,” starting with raising money to help bring the late creator’s body home and “help with funeral expenses.”

On October 30, Tippet celebrated its 30th anniversary with an Instagram post “30 Life Lessons I’ve Learned Now That I’m 30“, as his caption states. The 21st item on the list now reads ominous: “Growing old beats the alternative – dying young,” Tippet wrote in his caption almost two weeks ago.

Lesson No. 25 reinforced this feeling: “The best is yet to come,” he wrote.

In recent years, Tippet spoke about his steroid addiction during interviews and podcast appearances. During a 2022 episode of Good humans podcast, the bodybuilder described his withdrawals as “hell.”

“I lost a girlfriend over this. I almost lost my family. I almost went to jail because I was arrested for my own personal steroid use,” he revealed during the frank discussion.

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