YouNow star and singer, Hannah Stone, died from an apparent suicide last week after she took a month-long break from social media in October.
The 16-year-old passed away on November 1, just two weeks before her 17th birthday.
According to her obituary, Hannah died at SUNY Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse, New York, ‘with her loving family by her side’.
In September, the teen shared a cryptic tweet, saying: ‘I’ll never be able to describe how sorry I am.’
YouNow star and singer, Hannah Stone (pictured), died from an apparent suicide last week. The 16-year-old passed away on November 1, just two weeks before her 17th birthday
In September, the teen shared a cryptic tweet, saying: ‘I’ll never be able to describe how sorry I am’
A month later, she posted a photo of herself with the caption: ‘Officially on do not disturb mode from now on.’
Hannah had decided to take a break from her social media. Her last Instagram post was on October 14.
Her death shocked her fans, whom she often sang for on YouNow, a live broadcasting service where users stream their own live video content.
On October 18, the teen made her final YouNow stream as she played the piano and sang to her fans.
Details behind Hannah’s death have not been released, but media reports claim she took her own life.
A month later, she posted a photo (above) of herself with the caption: ‘Officially on do not disturb mode from now on.’ Hannah had decided to take a break from her social media. Her last Instagram post was on October 14
According to her obituary, Hannah died at SUNY Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse, New York, ‘with her loving family by her side
Hannah was a talented singer, who had 375,000 fans on YouNow. She also boasted more than 64,000 followers on Instagram.
She wrote her own lyrics, and her original song, the 5quad song, has been viewed by 72,000 people.
The song was dedicated to now defunct social media group 5quad. Members of the group shared their condolences to Hannah’s family on Twitter.
Zach Clayton called her talented, beautiful and amazing. ‘You are in a better place now,’ he wrote.
Nick Bean and Edwin Burgos both addressed seeking help for suicidal thoughts. ‘You have a purpose. You’re loved. Never forget that. Rest in peace,’ Burgos wrote.
‘Your life is worth living,’ Bean tweeted. ‘Don’t let empty thoughts get to you.’
Hannah was a talented singer, who had 375,000 fans on YouNow. She also boasted more than 64,000 followers on Instagram
Zack Clayton from 5quad said Hannah was ‘such a talented beautiful amazing girl’
5quad member Timothy Connors was especially upset by the news. ‘I wish I was there for her,’ he tweeted
Nick Bean and Edwin Burgos both addressed seeking help for suicidal thoughts. ‘You have a purpose. You’re loved. Never forget that. Rest in peace,’ Burgos wrote
‘Your life is worth living,’ Bean tweeted. ‘Don’t let empty thoughts get to you’
5quad member Timothy Connors was also upset by the news. ‘I wish I was there for her,’ he said.
The official YouNow account also tweeted out condolences. ‘Rest in peace angel.’
Hannah was born November 13, 2000, in Lowville, NY to Leonard and Angela Stone.
The popular singer was also a little sister to her loving brother Garrett and sister Brittany.
Hannah’s family thanked the teen’s fans, also known as the ‘Fannah’s’ in her obituary.
Her funeral will take places on Monday at St Paul’s Church in Whitesboro.
Hannah was born November 13, 2000, in Lowville, NY to Leonard and Angela Stone. The popular singer was also a little sister to her loving brother Garrett and sister Brittany
Hannah’s family thanked the teen’s fans, also known as the ‘Fannah’s’ in her obituary. Her funeral will take places on Monday at St Paul’s Church in Whitesboro
Singer Caitlyn Vanbeck tweeted her heartfelt tribute to the teen, calling Hannah a ‘wonderful soul’
YouTube personality, Eugenia Cooney, also tweeted about the singer. ‘She was such a talented girl,’ Cooney wrote