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Juice WRLD’s girlfriend, Ally Lotti, says that her late boyfriend didn’t die from a drug overdose as has been reported. Instead, she suggests there’s more to the story that’s being covered up.
Footage of what appears to be Juice WRLD's final moments in the air and finally on the ground is starting to surface, and the rapper seemed to be in good spirits before his death.
In the first video, you see Juice clowning around with his buddies ... one of whom he throws water on as the guy's fast asleep. He wasn't mad about it though -- all in good fun.
A second video appears to show the crew landing at Chicago's Midway airport, which would mark Juice's actual last moments on this Earth. In the clip, you see him hanging out with one of his buds in the back -- apparently fully conscious and alert as they look at something together -- possibly a phone. Soon afterward, he would suffer a seizure and later die at the hospital.
Juice's flight from California landed early Sunday morning and, after deplaning ... witnesses tell us he suffered the seizure while walking through the airport. Law enforcement sources say he was bleeding from the mo
Juice WRLD’s girlfriend Ally Lotti is renewing her claims that the deceased rapper did not die from a drug overdose.
However, amid the uplifting undertones Juice portrayed in his music — and his brand 999 — his vices ultimately plagued him until the very end. Yet, the positive impact he left will always remain in tune with the culture, as Juice WRLD was truly a once in a lifetime kind of artist — leaving us as a rockstar in his prime.
With Dec. 9 being declared Juice WRLD Day in his hometown of Chicago — where Juice’s Fighting Demons was officially released — Lil Bibby and Grade A Productions honored the emo-rap legend’s long-lasting legacy to the highest regard.
On his 23rd birthday (Dec. 2), Juice’s mother Carmela Wallace shared a heartfelt message about her son, as fans showed an outpour of memories and moments from the fallen icon on the anniversary of his death (Dec. 8).
