Tiktok Stars Natasha Allen He died at the age of 28 after fighting cancer.
this News of her death Share via her social media page Photo of her smile on Friday, August 22.
“Natasha is a beautiful soul full of love, kindness and joy. She has moved countless hearts and is an important advocate of synovial sarcoma consciousness.” “Her spirit will continue to inspire everyone who is honored to know her. Any donation will be used for her services and any remaining funds will be used for synovial sarcoma research.”
The homage ends with Allen’s famous quote, which reads: “Find meaning in your own life, find the reasons that make yourself happy, find how to make the world around you better.”
GoFundMe was created by a friend of Allen in the cancer war, too Respect the late influencer. (The account has raised over $48,000 in its $60,000 target.)
“August 22, 2025, after Having cancer for 5 yearsNatasha passed. Natasha is always clear–even if cancer shortens her life, she will never lose the battle. She never did-Natasha won the battle time and time again. Natasha has accumulated massive social media on Instagram and Tiktok, spreading awareness of synovial sarcoma and living with cancer, building communities and awareness through humor and love,” the message reads.
The post continues: “She has built so much, spreading so much love and leaving a lot for our absence. Please consider donating money to her honors regularly to medical research. This GoFundMe will remain positive to help offset Natasha’s service costs, and all the remaining funds will be donated to Synovial Sarcoma Research.
Allen was told in 2020 that she had a tumor in her knee and was later diagnosed with a stage 3 synovial sarcoma, a “rare and aggressive cancer.” Allen entered remission in 2021 after undergoing “strong protocols for radiation, chemotherapy and surgery”.
A few months later, a scan showed that Allen’s cancer had spread to her lungs and she was diagnosed with stage 4 synovial sarcoma. She recorded treatments on Tiktok and Instagram pages, amassing more than 190,000 followers respectively.
“Just because you have cancer doesn’t mean you stop living,” Allen shared in a May 2024 interview. ABC News. “You actually keep going on living, and you’ll get a perspective on life you’ve never had before.”
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