Pro-Trump vlogger Diamond died of heart disease due to chronic high blood pressure

Lynette ‘Diamond’ Hardaway, a vlogger and ardent supporter of former President Donald Trump, died earlier this month of a heart condition, with her sister saying she collapsed on the kitchen floor, screaming, ‘I can’t breathe.’

Known as the star of the conservative political commentary duo ‘Diamond and Silk’, Hardaway, 51, died on January 8 of heart disease due to chronic high blood pressure.

Hardaway’s cause of death, which was not released by the family, had become the subject of widespread speculation.

COVID-19 was not listed as a cause or contributing factor on his death certificate, which was provided to the AP by the Hoke County Register of Deeds and signed by a local doctor. No autopsy was performed.

Hardaway and her sister, Rochelle ‘Silk’ Richardson, rose to internet stardom as black women who fervently supported Trump during his 2016 presidential campaign.

After making several campaign appearances with the former president, the two parlayed their notoriety into landing regular commentary roles on Fox News.

Their promotion of coronavirus falsehoods eventually got them written off, but they landed on the far-right cable and digital media platform Newsmax.

A torrent of social media users suggested that COVID-19 was to blame.

Many of the posts were based on an unsourced and since-deleted online report that claimed Hardaway had been hospitalized with COVID-19.

Both diamond and silk vehemently denied that the virus had put Hardaway in the hospital.

Hardaway’s memorial took a dark turn Saturday when Richardson detailed the late 51-year-old’s last moments and alluded to a nefarious poisoning plot she says caused her death.

Hardaway and her sister, Rochelle ‘Silk’ Richardson, rose to internet stardom as black women who fervently supported Trump during his 2016 presidential campaign.

After making several campaign appearances with the former president, the two parlayed their notoriety into landing regular commentary roles on Fox News.

Their promotion of coronavirus falsehoods eventually got them written off, but they landed on the far-right cable and digital media platform Newsmax.

A memorial service held in Fayetteville, North Carolina, and streamed online Saturday renewed speculation as Richardson suggested his sister’s death was somehow related to the COVID-19 vaccine.

‘Instead of asking whether or not Americans are vaccinated, the real question is: are Americans being poisoned?’ Silk asked the pro-Trump crowd filled with friends and family.

“In the wild, when they want to depopulate and sterilize a large group of animals, they usually inject one animal and that animal infects the rest of the animals,” Silk said, suggesting, without evidence, that the COVID-19 vaccine creates harm.

People are dying around here and no one talks about it! They are dropping dead suddenly and unexpectedly.

According to the investigation, there has been no evidence to suggest that the COVID-19 vaccine causes people to die, despite far-right pundits amplifying the phrase “died suddenly” on social media followed by videos of people having seizures. to support his theories.

The memorial for Lynette ‘Diamond’ Hardaway, 51, took a dark turn when Rochelle ‘Silk’ Richardson detailed her sister’s final moments and alluded to a nefarious plot she believes killed her.

Trump paid tribute to Diamond, describing her as one of the “brightest stars” in the world, but admitted he “didn’t know Silk at all” despite having seen her countless times.

Joined on stage at the memorial by Trump, Richardson said her sister died after returning home to North Carolina from a relative’s birthday celebration. Richardson noticed that her sister looked strange.

Hardaway suddenly said, “I can’t breathe,” Richardson recalled. She and her husband performed CPR on the kitchen floor while they waited for emergency services.

Trump followed the radical speech, giving his support to Silk, whom He admitted that he had “just found out” despite having met her on several occasions with her sister Diamond.