Reality TV personality Holly Hagan-Blyth has uploaded images of her late sister, Darci, following the heartbreaking announcement of her passing. The Geordie Shore star took to social media to confirm the devastating news on Tuesday.
Expressing her grief, Holly revealed that her sister, Darci, peacefully passed away at the age of 19 while surrounded by loved ones. She shared a heartfelt message along with a series of photos featuring Darci and touching tributes from her friends.
In one poignant photo, Holly is seen placing her hand on Darci’s shoulder at an elegant event, where Darci wore a stunning black and gold sequined gown, both smiling for the camera.
Additionally, Holly reposted a video from Darci’s closest friend, who expressed deep sorrow over the loss. The friend’s emotional message highlighted the special bond they shared, reminiscing about cherished memories and proclaiming eternal love for Darci.
In a statement to her followers, Holly expressed the harrowing experience her family has endured over the past few days and extended gratitude to the emergency services and hospital staff for their compassionate care. She emphasized her commitment to supporting her family financially during this difficult time and expressed a sense of strength and protection from her departed sister.
The news of Darci’s passing prompted an outpouring of support, with messages of love and condolences flooding in from friends and acquaintances, including fellow celebrities like Charlotte Crosby, Nathan Henry, and Kyle Christie.
Holly’s ex-boyfriend, Kyle Christie, offered his condolences, pledging support for Holly and her family during this trying period. The widow of singer Tom Parker, Kelsey Parker, also sent her sympathies and support to Holly.
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