The influencer and YouTuber MavaChou was announced dead Thursday evening by her relatives. She had recently distanced herself from social networks, saying she was harassed.
It was a message on Facebook, posted by her best friend, who broke the terrible news. The influencer and YouTuber MavaChou, whose real name is Maëva, died at the age of 27. This mother of four children became known from 2015, sharing with her subscribers her daily life and her family life. She was followed by more than 140,000 fans on YouTube and 80,000 on Instagram. In her message, her friend asks everyone “to respect their family by not trying to find out more”.
But, in shock, social networks expressed their amazement, recalling the difficulties that the young woman lived on a daily basis, victim of online harassment. Blogger Jeremestar, now engaged in the fight against this scourge, wrote: “Another death from harassment”. “I have been in contact all day with his relatives and in agreement with them and out of respect for their bereavement, I will not give details of the terrible circumstances they told me. But today, I am angry and I have to talk about it to continue this fight against the harassment that I try to lead every day, ”he added. He recalls that since 2015, “Maëva was the victim of harassment in packs on social networks and at the heart of incessant controversies”. He says he spoke to her recently. A discussion during which the young woman would have explained to no longer support “permanent hatred”. “One day there will be a tragedy, it is not for lack of having alerted”, she would have entrusted to him one day.
Deeply shocked and saddened. Another death from harassment #mavachoupic.twitter.com/HAsukF8ejL
– JEREMSTAR (@jeremstar) December 23, 2021
On YouTube, she had posted a video last week in which she spoke to her subscribers, telling them that she had not “been in great shape for two years” and saying that she had chosen to withdraw from social networks for some time. “There are days when it will be very good and days when it will be very bad,” she commented. The young woman who had also participated in the program “We exchanged our moms” was harassed to the point that Internet users had started to spy on her at home, or to call her children’s school, reports “Le Parisien », Which recounted this story last March. The pressure on her family had taken a dramatic turn after her break-up with the father of her children, Adrien.
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