Fetty Wap’s Daughter Lauren, 4, Died from Irregular Heartbeat, According to Death Certificate
- Fetty Wap's four-year-old daughter Laureen Maxwell died aged four at home in Atlanta, according to new details
- The cause of her death is said to have been cardiac arrhythmia, and she reportedly suffered problems since birth
- Earlier, Fetty and the baby's mama Turquoise Miami shared touching tributes as they mourned their young one
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New details surrounding the sudden death of US rapper Fetty Wap's daughter, Lauren Maxwell, have finally confirmed the cause of her demise.
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The details confirmed the four-year-old died on June 24 at home in Atlanta, Georgia, from an irregular heartbeat after suffering problems since birth, according to TMZ. Lauren died from 'fatal cardiac arrhythmia due to congenital cardiac anomalies', details stated in her death certificate.
Born Willi Junior Maxwell II, the rapper and his baby mama Turquoise Miami confirmed the loss last week after keeping it private for a month.
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Kim Kardashian and children support Kanye West, again
Kim Kardashian packed the kids up and went to Atlanta to support Kanye West in his encore Donda listening party, reported Briefly News. Kim is committed!
Kim and her four children, North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm, packed up to show face at Kanye’s second album launch party. Co-Parenting Level: Expert on Kim’s part.
Dressing the part, Kim and the kids wore Balenciaga as the creative director behind the event was the head of Balenciaga, reported TMZ.
The U.S Sun reported that Kim’s dedication to supporting Kanye has some thinking the two might be trying to resolve their issues, however, nothing of the sort has been confirmed by either Kim or Kanye.
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