TikTok star Deborah Finck shared a heartbreaking final post just one day before she died aged 57.

Deborah was diagnosed with leiomyosarcoma – a rare form of soft tissue cancer – five years ago. During that time, the TikToker had documented her health journey to her followers online, even helping those going through similar struggles.

To their devastation, Deborah’s daughter Katerina announced the influencer had died with a post shared with Finck’s followers on Instagram and TikTok on Tuesday (January 14).

Deborah Finck has died aged 57 (TikTok/@‌deborahfinck)

Alongside a selection of photos of the two together, Katerina wrote: “To my mommy, my best friend, my sunshine – thank you for everything you’ve done for me.

“You were the most beautiful mother and the best mommy anyone could ever ask for. You taught me strength, courage, bravery, and what it means to truly love and never give up. You believed in me, stood by me, and showed me the meaning of unconditional love.

“You will always be remembered, never replaced. You were the sunshine of my life, and every time I see a sunflower, I will know you are here with me. Thank you to everyone who loved my mommy and showed her kindness. Your support means the world to us.”

On Monday (January 13), Deborah posted her final ever video, and she was remarkably helping others during her final hours.

The TikTok star responded to a fans’ struggles with severe depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts with some important advice.

“It meant a lot to me that you shared that. I sit here and I think, ‘Why me? … What have I done in this world to make a difference?’ And maybe this was my purpose,” she said in the video.

“You have a lot to live for. You have a lot of people still out there for you, and I don’t want to go anywhere either. I really don’t.”

Katherine has asked Deborah’s followers to consider donating to Ronald McDonald House, a charity close to the TikToker’s heart which helps sick children and their families with accommodation and more general support in their time of need.

The website states: “RMHC Philly creates a community of comfort and hope for the hundreds of families who stay with us all year long. Your gift makes you part of that community and provides for the needs of families facing childhood illnesses.”

If you have experienced a bereavement and would like to speak with someone in confidence, contact GrieveWell on (734) 975-0238, or email info@grievewell.com.

Or alternatively, if you’ve been affected by any of these issues and want to speak to someone in confidence, contact the American Cancer Society on 1-800-227-2345 or via their live chat feature, available 24/7 every day of the year.

TikToker Mr. Prada, who boasts millions followers on the social media platform, has been arrested.

The content creator – whose real name is Terryon Ishmael Thomas – was apprehended in Dallas, Texas, on Tuesday (October 1).

His arrest came shortly after police in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, issued a warrant after after he was reportedly seen driving a stolen vehicle.

As the arrest warrant was issued in Baton Rouge, Thomas is expected to be extradited back to the state located over 400 miles away.

Jail records show that the 20-year-old TikToker has been charged with aggravated criminal damage to property, resisting an officer and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.

It’s believed that the vehicle Thomas was driving belonged to therapist William Nicholas Abraham, whose body was discovered by police on Sunday (September 29) wrapped in a tarp in Baton Rouge and dumped on the side of the highway.

Terryon Ishmael Thomas – AKA Mr. Prada – is in police custody (The County of Dallas)

While Thomas has not been charged in relation to the death of Abraham, police named a person of interest on Tuesday that appeared to be the social media star.

Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office said in a Facebook post shared earlier this week: “The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office (TPSO) is asking the public to help identify a person of interest in the homicide investigation of a Baton Rouge man.

“Detectives believe the individual seen in these store surveillance pictures is the last person known to have been driving 69-year-old William Nicholas Abraham’s vehicle. The vehicle was located by Baton Rouge Police Monday afternoon. The driver of the vehicle, at the time, sped away from a traffic stop and ultimately ran away after crashing the car.”

After the photos were released, social media users were quick to speculate if the person pictured was Thomas (AKA Mr Prada).

The investigation in Abraham’s death is ongoing.

Tangipahoa Sheriff Gerald Sticker told local news outlets his killing was a ‘very physical, very violent death’ and that the man died from blunt force trauma to the head, neck and shoulders.

Tangipahoa Sheriff Gerald Sticker added, as per the MailOnline: “He was bludgeoned about in the head, shoulders and neck. There was a lot of bruising.”

It remains unclear if Thomas has any connection to Abraham, The Washington Post reports. Investigators are still working to determine where the murder occurred.

Police found no evidence of a crime having occurred in the Abraham’s home after conducting a search at the property, says Fox 8.

UNILAD have approached Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office for comment.

A California courtroom burst into cheers as a TikTok star who was found guilty of killing his estranged wife and her friend was sentenced to decades in prison.

Ali Abulaban, 32, became known on TikTok under the handle ‘JinnKid’ thanks to the impersonations he did of famous characters, like Scarface.

He had gained almost one million followers on the platform before he was found guilty earlier this year of murder, after his estranged wife, Ana Abulaban, 28, and her friend, Rayburn Cardenas Barron, 29, were killed in October 2021.

Though Ana and Abulaban were already estranged, the TikToker installed a listening device on their five-year-old daughter’s iPad and heard the voice of another man in their San Diego home.

Ana and Barron were in the apartment when Abulaban burst in and shot Barron three times. He then turned the gun on his wife.

During the trial, Abulaban confessed while on the stand and claimed he ‘just snapped’.

“My gun was in my hand and next thing I’m shooting,” he said.

Ali Abulaban had nearly one million followers on TikTok (CBS 8 San Diego)

Abulaban was found guilty of two counts of first-degree murder, and was sentenced this month by San Diego Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Fraser.

During the sentencing hearing, family members of the victims were able to give impact statements before the judge gave his decision.

Ana’s sister told Abulaban: “You promised my mom that you would take good care of them like my parents did for Ana Marie and Amira back in the Philippines.

“But I had no idea that my sister’s life would be miserable living with you. You treated my sister like she didn’t matter, but she mattered.”

Barron’s sister, Lizbeth, added that his family are having ‘difficulty living a normal and healthy life’ in the wake of their loss.

The judge described Abulaban as a ‘talented actor’ (CBS 8 San Diego)

During his own statement, Abulaban apologized for the pain caused to the families but claimed the killings were the result of a ‘a drug-induced psychosis’.

Judge Fraser said he had ‘serious reservations’ that Abulaban was remorseful for his actions, and described him as a ‘very selfish person’.

He handed him two consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole plus, another 50 years behind bars for gun enhancement charges.

Fraser said: “The bottom line here is, he will die in prison, he will never be a free man. He will take his last breath there.”

As the judge delivered the sentencing, the courtroom erupted into cheers and applause from the relieved family members and other onlookers.

Meanwhile, Abulaban mocked the crowd by joining in with the applause, as well as mouthing an expletive.

If you are experiencing domestic violence, please know that you are not alone. You can talk in confidence 24 hours a day to the national domestic violence helpline on 1.800.799.SAFE (7233) 24/7. You can find a list of local resources here.

There’s a ‘number one mistake’ men are making in marriages which are causing them to break down according to a divorce lawyer.

If you’ve been through your fair share of break-ups, make-ups and are now trying to embark on a period of singlehood, figure out exactly what you want or how to go into another relationship without f**king it up, then listen in.

A divorce lawyer called Sara J. Corcoran from Corcoran Family Law in New Jersey uses the firm’s TikTok page to share advice – although, the page notes it’s ‘not legal advice’, which is slightly confusing. One video reveals the ‘number one mistake’ that men specifically are making in marriages.

In a post shared in July, she explains: “The number one mistake men make in marriage from a divorce lawyer.

“A spouse who never participates in household chores often breeds resentment in the other spouse.

“There’s not going to then be one incident which results in some extreme fight that ends the marriage, it’s a slow burn.

“So my advice to you guys out there if you want to stay married is empty the dishwasher every once in a while.”

And it’s not taken long for people to weigh in.

The divorce lawyer says not helping to tidy and do chores ‘breeds resentment’ (TikTok/ @corcoranfamilylaw)

One TikTok user said: “A lot of guys turn their wife into their mother then are shocked when she wants a divorce.”

“I love when my husband does chores without me saying anything,” another added.

However, it didn’t take long for some angry men to hop on into the discussion.

A user said: “That’s not a mistake. that’s a woman who wants you to do everything.”

“Number one mistake we make is getting married biggest mistake we make of our lives why would any man want to do that,” a second wrote.

Well, if you really needed the point emphasized, then look no further then Katy Perry‘s comments about fiancé Orlando Bloom about what happens when he gets his act together and washes the dishes every now and again.

During an appearance on Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy podcast, the ‘Firework’ singer revealed an x-rated insight into her relationship with Bloom.

She said: “If I come downstairs and the kitchen is clean, and you’ve done it all, and you’ve done all the dishes, and you’ve closed all the pantry doors, you better be ready to get your d**k sucked.”

Well, there you have it, at least you can now weigh up the pros and cons of living in the same house as a partner, eh?