Footage of Juice Wrld emerges showing the rapper on board a private jet before he died

Footage of rapper Juice Wrld emerges showing the rapper on board a private jet before he died after ‘suffering a seizure’ that left him bleeding from the mouth at Chicago’s Midway airport

  • The star was said to have been bleeding from the mouth when medics arrived 
  • He is understood to have been conscious before being rushed to hospital 
  • Juice Wrld, real name Jarad A Higgins, fell ill after landing into Chicago from California Sunday morning, TMZ reports; a cause of death is not yet known
  • Juice Wrld had enjoyed hits with Lucid Dreams and All Girls Are the Same 

Footage of rapper Juice Wrld on board a private jet shortly before he died from a reported seizure has emerged. 

The 21-year-old died after suffering a reported seizure at Chicago’s Midway airport Sunday morning. 

The video, taken by friend Chris Long, shows the star aboard a private jet with friends. 

The up and coming star was bleeding from the mouth when medics arrived, according to TMZ. 

He is understood to have been conscious before being rushed to hospital, where he was declared dead. 

A cause of death is not yet known. 

Rapper Juice Wrld has died aged 21 after suffering a seizure at Chicago’s Midway airport Sunday morning. The up and coming star was bleeding from the mouth when medics arrived, TMZ reports. He is pictured performing in September this year

Juice Wrld, right, can be seen on the private jet as it lands at Chicago

Juice Wrld, right, can be seen on the private jet as it lands at Chicago

Juice Wrld, real name Jarad A Higgins, is said to have fallen ill after landing into Chicago from California early Sunday morning.

He was walking through the airport when sources tell TMZ he suffered the seizure. 

Juice Wrld had enjoyed hits with Lucid Dreams in 2018 and All Girls Are the Same. 

In his song Legends he rapped: ‘What’s the 27 Club? We ain’t making it past 21. I been going through paranoia.’ 

Juice Wrld, real name Jarad A Higgins, is said to have fallen ill after landing into Chicago from California early Sunday morning

Juice Wrld, real name Jarad A Higgins, is said to have fallen ill after landing into Chicago from California early Sunday morning 

The rapper, pictured with his girlfriend Ally Lotti, had only turned 21 just last week

The rapper, pictured with his girlfriend Ally Lotti, had only turned 21 just last week

The rapper, pictured with his girlfriend Ally Lotti, had only turned 21 just last week

He also featured on Travis Scott’s AstroWorld album.

His Juice Wrld stage name was said to have been inspired by the 1992 film, Juice, starring Tupac Shakur. 

The rapper had only turned 21 just last week. 

On December 3 he tweeted his girlfriend Ally Lotti to say: ‘It’s us forever bb girl.’ He had earlier said he had had ‘one of the best birthdays ever’. 

She last tweeted on December 6, writing: ‘you r enough’ and ‘where is your mind’.  

Following the news of his death fellow rapper Killy tweeted Sunday morning: ‘Rest In Peace Juice Wrld.’ 

Fans also paid tribute, calling him a ‘legend’ and ‘one of the most talented and influential artist of the generation’.  

Juice Wrld, real name Jarad A Higgins, is said to have fallen ill after landing into Chicago from California early Sunday morning. He is said to have been walking through the airport when sources tell TMZ he suffered the seizure

Juice Wrld, real name Jarad A Higgins, is said to have fallen ill after landing into Chicago from California early Sunday morning. He is said to have been walking through the airport when sources tell TMZ he suffered the seizure

In October of this year rock band Yellowcard announced they were suing Juice WRLD for $15 million for copyright infringement.

They claimed he copied melodic elements of their 2006 song Holly Wood Died for his breakthrough 2018 single Lucid Dreams.

Lucid Dreams is actually structured prominently around a sample of Sting’s 1993 song Shape Of My Heart. 

Following the news of his death fans and celebrities paid tribute online, calling him a 'legend

Following the news of his death fans and celebrities paid tribute online, calling him a ‘legend

 

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