Twitch streamer and pro ‘WoW’ player Byron ‘Reckful’ Bernstein dies at 31

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Byron Bernstein, a gamer and popular streamer on video platform Twitch, has died. He was 31.

Byron ‘Reckful’ Bernstein has passed away, according to multiple friends of the Twitch star, as well as the streaming platform. “We’re devastated to hear of Byron’s passing. Our hearts go out to his family, friends, and community. He was a streaming pioneer and helped propel the whole industry forward,” Twitch said in a statement, via Twitter on July 2. 

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerStreaming sensation and World of Warcraft pro Byron “Reckful” Bernstein died on Thursday at age 31. His death was confirmed by his girlfriend, who said he committed suicide.Reckful had almost a million Twitch followers and amassed more than 250,000 YouTube subscribers.

Byron "Reckful" Bernstein, a popular Twitch streamer and "World of Warcraft” gamer, has died. He was 31.

The Twitch community is reeling over the death of a beloved player.

Byron Bernstein, a popular Twitch streamer who went by the name “Reckful,” died on Thursday. He was 31.

announced his passing via Twitter. “My baby brother Byron @reckful is gone,” he wrote. “RIP.

confirmed on Thursday. He was 31.The cause of death was not revealed, but Bernstein’s ex-girlfriend Blue Madrigal, a.k.a.

Enjoyed his content from afar these past years. I can't believe what happened.

pic.twitter.com/S7UoNGwpmMNews of Bernstein's death broke just a few hours after he posted a series of tweets about his mental health, and after he seemingly proposed to his ex-girlfriend, Becca Tilts.«I know I'll always be a little too crazy… and this is proof… but at least you'll never be bored. Will you marry me, becca?» he tweeted.

known as Blue, confirmed his death, reportedly by suicide, on Thursday.Byron’s reps didn’t respond to a request for comment.His Twitter feed early Thursday morning included troubling messages that his fans responded to with concern.In January, he shared in a YouTube video that his brother died by suicide, but said that he was improving since then. “I am actually day-to-day happy,” he said in the video.

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