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600 Breezy’s Girlfriend Raven Jackson Unexpectedly Passes Away
Chicago rapper 600 Breezy took to social media to reveal that his girlfriend of two years, Raven Jackson, has passed away.
On Instagram, revealed that the motivational speaker and model had reportedly taken her own life. “Baby why would you do this to me , why would you do this to us,” 600Breezy wrote in an Instagram caption alongside a photo of them two. “I was coming back home I promised you I would. You just gone leave me forever? You kno how many people love you raven? I would’ve never left if this was the outcome.”
He continued with: “Im fucked up for the rest of my life baby mentally you just finished me. Im shaking I’m crying I love you so much stinky pie. My woman my wife my life …You pushed me away so you can do this ??? I would’ve died with you raven I did any and everything for you …I’ll never be able to love again @raven.k.jackson. I’ll see you soon baby. God help me please.”
In text messages posted by the rapper, Raven Jackson reportedly told 600 Breezy that she blames no one for her actions and that she “gave up a long time ago.” Jackson also wrote, “It’s one thing to ruin your life, but I had to go and end mines too.”
Our condolences go out to Raven Jackson’s family and friends.
If you or someone you know is thinking of suicide, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988.
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