A devastating incident has sent shockwaves through the social media community, as a pregnant TikTok influencer tragically l0st her life after visiting an up-and-coming singer at his apartment.

According to sources, the expectant mother, who was also in a serious relationship, had been in contact with the singer on Instagram for over a month before deciding to meet him in person. The singer had allegedly promised to replace her phone, which prompted her to visit his apartment.

Upon arrival, the singer reportedly made unwanted advances towards the influencer, which she firmly rejected. Later, she requested a drink, which the singer provided. However, she soon began to feel unwell, suspecting that her drink had been spiked.

In a desperate bid to seek help, the Tiktoker managed to send her sister the address of the apartment, informing her that something was terribly wrong.

Her sister rushed to the scene and found the influencer in distress. Despite efforts to save her, the influencer was rushed to the hospital, where she sadly passed away.

The cause of her dea%th is currently under investigation, and it has been confirmed that the singer is now in police custody.

LAGOS—A two-storey building in Mega Mall Estate, Inikpa area of Ajah, Lagos, collapsed yesterday, leaving two persons dead.

Identities of the deceased, an adult and teenager, could not be immediately ascertained.
South West Coordination of National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, Ibrahim Farinloye, confirmed the incident at about 9.07pm , yesterday.

He said five persons were rescued from the debris. He could, however, not give further details on the collapse, saying “responders are on search and rescue.”

A US passenger plane carrying 64 people crashed into Washington’s Potomac River on Wednesday after colliding mid-air with a military helicopter near Reagan National Airport, prompting a major emergency response.

Flight 5342, a PSA Airlines Bombardier CRJ700 regional jet operating for American Airlines and traveling from Wichita, Kan., collided with the military chopper while approaching Runway 33 at the Washington airport around 9 p.m., according to the Federal Aviation Administration.

About 300 first responders and divers are part of an active search of the Potomac, which is a perilous 35 degrees for the 60 passengers and four crew members aboard the American Airlines flight and the three soldiers traveling in the military chopper, with first responders recovering the remains of at least 18 people, according to CBS News.

No survivors have been found, the outlet added.

Officials did not confirm the recovery of any passengers on either aircraft at a press conference early Thursday morning.

“Our concern is for the passengers and crew on board the aircraft,” American Airlines told The Post in a statement.

“We are in contact with authorities and assisting with emergency response efforts.”

The Army UH-60 helicopter involved in the crash was based at Fort Belvoir in Virginia, according to the Army and Pentagon, with the flight reportedly a training exercise, Fox News reported.