Popular TikTok star Huey Haha – whose hilarious sketches racked up millions of views – dies at the age of 22
- TikTok star and comedian Huey Haha died at the age of 22 on Monday
- The rising comic, whose real name is Huey Ha and who was based in Stockton, California, racked up millions of views on social media over two years
- His death was announced on Instagram on Wednesday. His cause of death has not been revealed
- He was the father of two-year-old daughter Princess Ha
Popular TikTok star and rising comedian Huey Haha died on Monday at the age of 22, a friend revealed on his Instagram page.
The comedian, whose real name was Huey Ha, was a social media celebrity whose sketches had racked up more than 4.5 million views on TikTok and his YouTube page had nearly 450,000 Youtube subscribers.
The announcement of his death was posted on Instagram on Wednesday and a GoFundMe page was organized by his friend Cody Jdn.
The comic, from Stockton, California, leaves behind a two-year-old daughter Princess Ha whom he shared with his former girlfriend Heather Saizon.
His cause of death was not revealed and his TikTok page has since been shut down.
Rising TikTok star and comedian Huey Haha passed away at the age of 22 on Monday
His death had been announced on Wednesday through Instagram with the cause still unknown
The Instagram tribute to Haha had been posted on his personal page with a picture of the GoFundMe page organized by Jdn.
‘Rest in peace to Huey Ha,’ the post had read. ‘Huey Ha passed away October 25, 2021.
‘He loved and appreciated every single one of his supporters.
‘This is the official gofundme all proceeds will go towards funeral costs and his daughter.’
The page has currently raised $32,880 as of Thursday morning, exceeding its $15,000 goal.
‘Used to saying RIP but this hurt the most we always hated comedy cuz all people see is laughs, not what we hadda do or go through,’ Haha’s friend Jdn posted on Instagram.
‘They already took the fun out the comedy but now its not gon be the same without you. We love you brother see you in the future.’
Haha was paid in tribute by his friend Cody Jdn (left) who had organized a GoFundMe page for the late comedian
The Go Fund Me page was organized to raise funds for Haha’s funeral and two-year-old daughter Princess
Haha had been praised by both his friends and fans for his tribute to comedy and representation of the Asian American community.
He had posted his content on social media platforms such as TikTok, which has been taken down, and on YouTube.
Over the course of two years, he had amassed more than 100 million combined views on YouTube and 4.5 million on his TikTok page for his short situational comedy skits.
Besides comedic content, Haha also appeared to be a family man as he posted pictures with his girlfriend Heather, mother, and his daughter Princess Ha.
Haha had even spoken about being a father, which was featured on Jdn’s tribute post.
Haha was survived by his daughter princess who he shared with former girlfriend Heather Saizon
‘It’s just great dude, like, I just love it so much,’ Haha had said.
‘I love it when I come home and then my daughter, she just comes running to the door and she just screams like ‘ahhhh!’ and then she runs around in a circle and she comes back and she hugs me.
‘It’s like the best feeling, bro. You don’t really understand, like, fatherhood, until you’re in that. It’s really true.’
Social media users, which included a couple of celebrities, paid tribute to the late Haha in the comments of the Instagram tribute.
Celebrities such as Hamilton Daveed Diggs had commented saying ‘So sorry bro’ and California-based rapper Mozzy even announced he wanted to contribute funds for Haha’s funeral.
Other fans and users also had paid tribute on Haha’s Instagram page.
‘Damn bro. Wish I could’ve got back to ya, yo videos gone live on #GOAT,’ @babyyungin commented.
‘Omg Huey I am so, so sad you’re gone. So grateful we got to meet and film together before you passed. Your legacy will live on,’ @mitchellnikole commented.
‘Nooooooooo ! Rest In Peace to my lil homie . Sending love and positive energy your families way,’ @berner415 also commented.
Social media users paid tribute to the comic in the comments section of his Instagram page
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