TV presenter and health and fitness guru Kylie « KJ » Jaye passed away at the age of 48 after a long battle with a rare disease.
The Sydney-born star’s death was confirmed to the Daily Telegraph on Monday by her brother, who said the death happened on the Gold Coast and « linked » to a disease she had struggled with for two decades.
« Details are still being confirmed … but I can categorically deny suicide, » he said.
Mr Humphries wrote a touching tribute to his sister and remembered her as a loving aunt and successful businesswoman who devoted her life to helping others.
« Kylie Jaye was a ball of energy, you could see when she walked into a room and the room would only seem boring when she left.
“Her legacy is the love she left in your heart after meeting her, the kindness she would show and her infectious smile that scratched her nose when she giggled. She did things that she loved and wanted to help others do the things they loved too.
« She was an adored daughter, sister and aunt who left a hole in our hearts that cannot be filled. »
The parents of former Channel 10, E! The Entertainment and Discovery Channel host also paid tribute to her daughter.
« Our world is so much sadder, now you are no longer with us, you were incredible and inspiring, words cannot describe our feeling of loss and grief, » they wrote on Facebook.
Kylie had battled an unknown « rare disease » for nearly two decades after she was first diagnosed in 2002.
She was known to use her own « self-health » mantra to manage her health status and was previously said to be « turning her personal health upside down » with the program.
« Kylie’s results surprised her team of specialists, and her diet and lifestyle program was used to help others, » wrote her talent agent.
Celebrity chef and ex-partner Jason Roberts paid tribute to Kylie on Monday with the words: « We may not have made it to Altar KJ. We have certainly had some ups and downs, » he said.
« But you know that, I thought you were one of the smartest women I have ever met … you were so beautiful and so happy. »
The health guru began her career as a TV host for Channel 10 and has since created a number of lifestyle shows, including Yoga TV.
Her production house, Big Red Frog, exports television programming to the world, and her work has featured in Australian Women’s Weekly and The Sydney Morning Herald.
She has received several awards, including a finalist in the Business Woman of the Year Awards in 2002.
crime
Jessica May Goulding hit the popular 15-year-old with her car but drove off and left the seriously injured Nilly to die on a dark street.
News
It’s been six years since Hemi Goodwin-Burke died at the hands of his babysitter, but his family continues to fight tirelessly for the voiceless and their families.
Local faces
When Queensland was put into mandatory masks, Mackay residents took it on board and brought out the efforts of Bubble-o-Bills, 3D printers and work teams
community
Everything about Nolear Ramsamy was great. The number of children she had, the amount of fish she caught and ultimately the extraordinary life she lived.
News
A Mackay man had the victory of his life after meddling to place a bet on Keno.
crime
A judge has called a 26-year-old Mackay man on trial on nine different counts a « drug fringe ».
crime
Now the father of three spends at least 110 days behind bars on a series of messages.
politics
It is because resistance to the system is mounting in the UK.
sport
Juniors: Heartbeat of Queensland Country Kids Hockey
Art & theater
Before its …
© Mackay Printing and Publishing Company Pty Ltd 2021. Unauthorized copying is prohibited under the laws of Australia and international treaties.
Related title :
– Dead at 48: Aussie Fitness Influencer dies
– TV -Moderator and fitness has taken guru dies at the age of 48 after battling the mysterious state of health – as her brother claims, she has not taken …
– The Gold Coast TV presenter dies of a mysterious disease
– The Australian health guru dies after fighting the mysterious disease
Ref: https://www.dailymercury.com.au
