Juice WRLD’s Girlfriend Claims He Did Not Die From An Overdose

November 29, 2022

The girlfriend of late rapper Juice WRLD, Ally Lotti, went on Instagram live to reveal interesting information on the passing of the “Lucid Dreams'' rapper and to vent about her misunderstood struggle.

Ally Lotti, girlfriend of rapper Juice WRLD, took to her Instagram live to reveal some interesting information on the late rapper’s death. She states that the “Hear Me Calling” artist did not die from a drug overdose and that if anyone believed otherwise, they were mistaken.

However, Ally did not disclose what she believed to be the true cause of the rapper’s death. 

juicewrld ain’t deserve this shi dawg pic.twitter.com/LQfjqaa3Rh

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During the live stream, she mentions that there are many things their fans are not aware of. Ally added that she had to endure unseen struggles and wouldn’t be herself at the end of the day. 

A few days before her live stream, the social media personality posted a thread to Twitter, saying she was the main person “holdin J down” even when no one checked on him. She also mentions that the Goodbye & Good Riddance rapper loved her for who she is. 

yal wild-
for yrs i was the only one holdin j down while yal believed lies n not a soul checked in, fam YAL AINT EVEN LET ME HAVE HIM while/after he passed- for YRS, ITS BEEN YRS. i even let yal grieve before myself
j knew/kno how i am- yal just didn’t-
makin up lies again, chill

— Ally Lotti (@highimallyy) November 26, 2022

Juice WRLD’s Cause Of Death Finally Revealed

Chicago rapper Juice WRLD‘s death is no longer a mystery. New reports have emerged and reveal the true cause of his passing.

In January 2020, the Cook County medical examiner’s office revealed Juice experienced an accidental overdose.

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His overdose and seizure came after he reportedly swallowed several Percocet, which contain the oxycodone found in his blood as well as acetaminophen (found in Tylenol).

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Meanwhile, the 21-year-old’s first posthumous feature arrived on Eminem‘s track “Godzilla” from the album Music to Be Murdered By.

Radio personality Charlie Sloth also released the late rapper’s unforgettable “Fire In The Booth” freestyle.

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