Tyrese Gibson is mourning after the death of his beloved mother, Priscilla Murray Gibson.
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has died from COVID-19 at the age of 40 — just two days after texting his brother and revealing his regret at not getting the shots. Cabrera — who has left behind a wife and a 3-year-old son – succumbed to the coronavirus at a California hospital on Jan. 15 after the disease developed into pneumonia.The funnyman was best known by his stage name “Chinese Best Friend” and boasted more than 115,000 followers on Instagram.
Before his tragic passing, Cabrera took to the social media site to update fans on his COVID battle, sharing a selfie that showed him lying in a hospital bed with an oxygen mask over his face. “Been here almost a week in ICU now not breathing on my own with Covid pneumonia infection on both lungs,” he captioned the poignant post on Jan. 13.“This has to be the worst pain I ever had in my life! Thanks for all the love and prayers everyone! I can hear all ya prayers on my sleep! Thank you and hope to see ya all soon!”Cabrera died less than 48 hours later.While Cabrera made no mention of his vaccine status in the public post, his brother, Jino, told KTLA that the comedian “was skeptical of the science” behind the vaccines, and decided not to be jabbed.
Jino claimed that the funnyman texted him two days before his death, saying he wished he had listened to health officials, who have been pleading with the public to get inoculated. “I can’t breathe again,” Cabrera’s text message to his brother reportedly read. “I really regret not getting my vaccine, if I can do it all over again I would do it in a heartbeat to save my life.
Tyrese Gibson is mourning after the death of his beloved mother, Priscilla Murray Gibson.
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