Influencer Ben Bader, a 25-year-old Miami-based content creator known for his finance and lifestyle videos, has died suddenly. His girlfriend, Reem, announced his death in an emotional TikTok post on October 26. She said Ben died on October 23 and that the cause of death is still completely unknown and very sudden. Ben Bader was active online just hours before his passing, sharing his final TikTok video on the same day he died.
Reem says Ben Bader showed no signs of illness before he died
In her TikTok video, Reem said Ben Bader was perfectly normal and happy that day. She said they were supposed to go to dinner that night and even spoke on FaceTime just a few hours before he died. She said there were no warning signs at all. Reem called Ben Bader “the kindest, most caring and most positive person” she had ever met. She said she kept waiting for someone to say he was still alive because it did not feel real. She confirmed that doctors still have no answer about what caused his death.Ben Bader was known across TikTok, Instagram and X, where he had more than 200,000 combined followers. He regularly posted financial advice, lifestyle videos and positive motivational content. He also ran a financial coaching course and sent money tips through email newsletters to his audience.
Friends and creators pay emotional tribute to Ben Bader online
Many creators and friends shared tributes after hearing the news. Financial influencer Miles, known as “flip4miles” on Instagram, thanked Ben for every “webinar, Miami lunch and Brickell Key walk.” Also Read: Ben Bader’s Stepsister Toria Aronoff Schottenstein Honors “Gentle” YouTuber After His Unexpected Sauna Accident DeathCreator Trina Nuance wrote that Ben Bader was “a talented writer” and said the world was lucky that his voice and thoughts will stay online forever. Another close friend, Jimmy Farley, wrote that Ben was the best friend anyone could ask for and promised to look after his family forever.Ben Bader had celebrated his 25th birthday recently on September 22 and had shared happy photos from a dinner with friends on Instagram. His last video was posted on October 23, the same day he passed away.Reem ended her TikTok by saying her life will never be the same again. She said losing him so suddenly felt like a nightmare and that she still keeps wishing someone will say he is okay. The internet community continues to share condolences and prayers for Ben Bader’s family.
