After TikToker Candice Murley Marystown's Death, Fans Wonder What Happened To Her

Candice Murley Marystown death: TikTok star Candice Murley Marystown passed away on January 5, 2022, hours after posting her final post on the video sharing platform. She had more than 42k followers on the two accounts.

The 36-year-old, who was popularly known as Candi is survived by her husband Dave and son Maxwell. Candi's sister Marsha McEvoy announced her death on TikTok. She had set up a fund page on GoFundMe to help her family bear the funeral costs for her sister, as the family was caught unprepared by her sudden demise. As per McEvoy, "her death has come as a financial shock to my family and they were not financially prepared for any funeral expense". The page had raised almost 17,000 dollars till January 5, 2022, more than what the family had expected to raise (15,000 dollars). Any extra money above their target would be given to her son Maxwell, said McEvoy

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What happened to Candi?

Candi's death comes as a shock to not just her family, but her fans as well, as there had been no news of her suffering from any illness etc. Another reason why fans are concerned over her passing is that some time back she had shared a lip-synced video on the platform, to the song "I hate it when the voices in my head go silent ".

However, the cause of her death is still unknown to the public.

In her tribute, Candi's sister added that she was always full of life and lived life her own way. She asked fans to look at her old videos and reminded them that she had a fanbase like no other. "This was unexpected and our hearts are torn apart", said McEvoy.

"She loved singing, dancing and was always full of energy. We all know she would be dancing in sky right now. We all know how much she believed in heaven and she is certainly there", Candi's sister said. Many of her fans took to TikTok to share the news of her passing away and share their deepest condolences.