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24 year old P0.rn star Lina Bina found dead in Florida home days after undergoing third BBL surgery

 

Adult film star Lina Bina, also known as Miss John Dough, has died at the age of 24 — just days after hinting online that she was struggling.

 

The OnlyFans creator and influencer died Tuesday, according to the Polk County Medical Examiner. MissJohnDough, allegedly underwent a third BBL before reportedly suffering a fatal blood clot in her heart and neck, according to friends

 

On August 1, she posted on X, “Sorry I’ve been so ghost I’m going through a lot of s–t rn.”

 

Bina had more than 200,000 followers across Instagram and TikTok, where she shared content that made her a well-known figure in the adult entertainment community.

 

Her cousin, Miguel Santiago, described the loss as “tragic” in a TikTok tribute, saying, “Keep your family close because you don’t know when’s the last time you’re going to speak to them. I just can’t believe that she’s gone. It’s crazy.”


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Fans also expressed shock and sadness. One wrote, “She was so young, so beautiful. She was perfect the way she was. I wish she knew that.” Another, identifying as her cousin on her father’s side, said, “The whole family is shattered right now. Praying that her mom and dad can get through this.”

 

Bina’s death comes just weeks after fellow adult-industry star Kylie Page died from an overdose.


 SOURCE ; NEW-MUSK BLOG.


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