TikTok star Ali Spice has died in a car crash at 21.
Ali Spice frequently posted TikTok videos about her experiences working at Hooters.Florida Highway Patrol reported a Toyota Tacoma was driving in the wrong direction and hit the car the social media star was in, killing all three passengers in that car — including a 22-year-old New Smyrna Beach man and a 25-year-old Daytona Beach man. FHP said the hit-and-run driver of the Tacoma took off running from the scene.
“Despite all of this attention on her, there were two other lives lost, and another young man in the hospital, and as much as she’s drawing attention, I think that that attention should be spread to the other valuable lives that have been affected and the families that are going through what we’re going through,” he said.Prior to her death, Spice had amassed over 919,000 followers on her now-deleted TikTok, where she frequently posted about life as a Hooters waitress.
The server-turned-social media star notably came under fire in January 2022 after posting a controversial video in which sheSpice had amassed over 917,000 TikTok followers before she died.
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