Kyle Marisa Roth’s family is planning a celebration of life for the late TikToker, who died at age 36 earlier this month.
“Thank you all again for showing so much love for my sister,” Lindsay Roth, Kyle’s sister, wrote in an Instagram post on Monday. “It’s been so touching grieving my sister with thousands, if not millions, of people all over the world.”
The tribute “will be recorded and shared during an online event that will happen at a date TBD,” she went on.
“We are working to make sure everyone can pay their respects, while respecting my family’s need for intimacy and privacy during this tough time.”
Kyle’s death was confirmed on April 15. Her cause of death is still unknown.
“My sister Kyle Marisa passed away last week. as a family we are still processing and deciding how to properly celebrate and honor her life. We don’t know happened yet. I know she touched so many people with her humor, intelligence, beauty, gossip activism, athleticism and more – she had so many gifts,” Lindsay wrote at the time.
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Kyle Marisa Roth’s death was confirmed on April 15. Her cause of death is still unknown. Instagram/thehighfemme “If anyone wants to connect about Kyle, im here to talk and share memories. I will also keep you in the loop on any memorials as they are planned. I am so sorry to those learning about this loss right now,” she continued. “Any prayers thoughts blessings or intentions for this souls smooth transition are welcomed.”
Her mom, Jacquie Cohen Roth, also reacted to the news on LinkedIn, writing, “My daughter Kyle has passed away. She touched some of your lives personally and some of your lives via her immense life on another platform.”
The late TikToker was best known for sharing celebrity blind items on the platform. Instagram/thekylemarisa_ “Kyle loved and lived fiercely. Nothing makes sense now and we’ll understand more in the next few days,” Jacquie added.
Kyle was best known for sharing celebrity blind items on the TikTok platform, with the phrase: ““You want more? I’ll give you more.” She last posted on April 7.
She was a Lehigh University graduate and lacrosse player from Pennsylvania.
