Instagram model dies in a hotel room in Ghana after flying in to ‘have fun’ with a Ghanaian billionaire
An American Instagram model identified as Tyger Booty has reportedly been found dead in a hotel room after flying over to Accra to have fun with an unnamed Ghanaian billionaire.
Local news platforms reported that the unnamed billionaire sponsored Booty’s expensive trip and all the fun package in Ghana.
The cause of her death still remains sketchy, but it is speculated that she died of a fentanyl drug overdose.
A friend of the deceased, @myhungryworld who confirmed her death, wrote:
Gosh, this world is such a strange and unfamiliar territory to me lately; it astonishes me that you can be in one place thinking or feeling something, not knowing that somewhere else something completely different can be occurring in the same space of time. Incredibly sorry to learn that you have passed. I was just looking at our videos from Christmas past. I’ll pray for you and your family and your friends.
Fentanyl is a narcotic opioid drug used to treat pain. Fentanyl can cause side effects similar to those of other opioid drugs, including heroin, OxyContin, or morphine.
Side effects range from mild to severe and may include relaxation, dizziness, nausea, and more.
However, since fentanyl is between 50 and 100 times more potent than morphine, the side effects may be more intense, set in faster, or last longer.
When prescribed by a doctor, fentanyl can be given as a shot, a patch that is put on a person’s skin, or as lozenges that are sucked like cough drops.
The illegally used fentanyl most often associated with recent overdoses is made in labs. This synthetic fentanyl is sold illegally as a powder, dropped onto blotter paper, put in eye droppers and nasal sprays, or made into pills that look like other prescription opioids.
A person can overdose on fentanyl. An overdose occurs when a drug produces serious adverse effects and life-threatening symptoms. When people overdose on fentanyl, their breathing can slow or stop.
This can decrease the amount of oxygen that reaches the brain, a condition called hypoxia. Hypoxia can lead to a coma and permanent brain damage, and even death.
