YouTuber Samantha Rabinowitz Passes Away: Social media star Samantha Rabinowitz, best known by her YouTube channel "Here For The Tea" has passed away. Rabinowitz maintained a very low profile and most of her followers didn't even know what she looked like. The nature of her passing too remains undisclosed as of yet.
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The news of Rabinowitz passing was shared by a woman named Lisa Greenspoon who claimed to be her elder sister. Rabinowitz enjoyed a massive following on YouTube and Instagram for her videos which gave viewers insider information on the unethical practices prevalent in the online beauty vlogging industry.
Many beauty gurus, influencers and YouTubers have mourned the demise of Rabinowitz ever since the news broke. Makeup artists and YouTuber Tati Westbrook tweeted, "I'm in total shock finding out about the loss of @HereForTheTea2 Praying for her family & loved ones This doesn't feel real at all..." In 2019, "Here For The Tea" had posted a video on Westbrook and her alleged feud with fellow beauty influencer James Charles which got 1,695,083 views and 33,000 likes.
Influencer Jackie Aina tweeted, "I'm devastated to hear about the passing of @HereForTheTea2 I love you Sam,"further adding, "This particularly hurts because Sam was genuinely one of the good ones who made social media less shitty. at a time when it was REALLY shitty. she was sweet, she was no BS and you couldn't put a price on her integrity." Aina colluded her tribute by writing that while she never even met Rabinowitz but she'd ride for her and vice versa. "She can never be replaced, and I'm really going to miss her."
Here's what we know so far about the passing of Samantha Rabinowitz:
1. Rabinowitz's sister left a comment under Rabinowitz's last Instagram post, writing, It is with a heavy heart and the most extreme sadness that I am sharing this news…my baby sister Sam @hereforthetea2 has passed away."
2. Greenspoon revealed that the YouTuber passed away peacefully in her sleep.
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3. The reason for her death remains unclear, however, on November 2, Rabinowitz had addressed her recent absence, writing that she had received some devastating news recently and she just wanted to be offline for a while. "Thank you to everyone who has reached out to see if I'm okay. It truly means so much to me."
4. Later, Rabinowitz had promised her followers that she would be putting up content on November 8.
5. Rabinowitz enjoyed a following of 400,000 on YouTube, and 130,000 on Instagram.
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