REVEALED: Eerie link emerges between late TikTok stars Kyle Marisa Roth, 29, and Eva Evans, 36, after they BOTH died within days of one another – as fans speculate bizarre connection could be the sign of a ‘curse’

TikTokers Kyle Marisa Roth and Eva Evans both died suddenly this month – and now an eerie link between the two late internet stars has been revealed.

News emerged that Kyle had passed away on April 15 at the age of 36, while it was revealed that 29-year-old Eva had passed away just six days later, and now a bizarre link between their untimely deaths has been revealed.

It turns out that just days before their sudden and shocking deaths, both women had shared TikTok videos discussing the same topic: pop sensation JoJo Siwa.

Kyle, who was known on the platform for reading blind items from the entertainment world, uploaded a six-second clip on April 7 in which she asked her followers a question about the Nickelodeon star.

“Do you guys remember when JoJo Siwa and Tom Sandoval were on that reality show together?” she asked. ‘I can say.’

The video was the last thing she posted before her death, which was confirmed by her family last week.

Eva, on the other hand, who was also a writer and director and was behind the Amazon Prime series Club Rat, gushed about JoJo in the last video she uploaded before she passed away.

‘You know what? I support JoJo,” she said in the April 18 video. “I want her to succeed. It makes me sad and depressed to see her struggling.”

JoJo, 20, has been receiving a lot of attention lately – after she started wearing a series of shocking looks and made a slew of controversial comments while promoting her new single Karma.

Eva added that she thought JoJo needed a new stylist, explaining that some of the young star’s looks “felt inauthentic.”

Some people were quick to notice that both Eva and Kyle had posted about JoJo before their deaths.

“STRANGE that Kyle Marissa’s last video was also about JoJo Siwa,” someone commented on Eva’s TikTok.

“Probably because they are influencers and jojo is trending right now,” someone replied to them.

But someone else added: ‘Still, that’s a huge coincidence. Think of all the news in the world: Taylor Swift, for example, and they both end up with Jojo. That’s weird.’

“Do you think this is ‘JoJo’s curse’?” they asked.

But others dismissed the idea. One fired back: ‘Don’t even start with conspiracies, they are incredibly dangerous. Have respect.’

“My entire For You page eviscerated that little girl. You all [are reaching]another user said.

The causes of death for both Kyle and Eva have not been revealed.

“This is not a platform for sharing personal lives, but so many of my connections on this platform go back years and I have a devastating loss to share,” Kyle’s mother, Jacquie Cohen Roth, shared on LinkedIn last week.

“My daughter Kyle passed away. She touched some of your lives personally and some of your lives through her immense life on another platform.

“Kyle loved and lived fiercely. Nothing makes sense now and we will understand more in the coming days. Please be kind to each other.”

Two months earlier, Kyle, who had previously beaten colon cancer and had 200,000 followers, candidly opened up about how she was “struggling so much with depression.”

She said at the time that she had experienced the worst panic attack of her life and told her followers “not to tell her she was going to be okay.”

‘Depression doesn’t go away just because some people are nice. This is a mental illness,” she wrote.

“If you want to be my friend, do it in person. I hate being on my phone when I don’t have to.

“I just had the worst panic attack of my life today and it felt like a heart attack, so that was my body’s way of saying, KYLE, TAKE A BLUE OR RED PILL AND COOL IT OUT.”

She added: “I get overwhelmed when people contact me when I’m depressed. I [am] I’m trying to navigate my brain now that COVID has changed it.

‘I don’t need to be told that everything will be okay. I just want you to understand if I don’t respond to you for three months. THAT BY ME, has nothing to do with you.”

In videos posted in late March, Kyle, who appeared noticeably thinner than a year earlier, tearfully shared that her main TikTok account had been banned for no reason.

As for Eva, her sister Lila Joy confirmed her passing on Sunday, sharing a tribute to the star on Instagram.

“Yesterday my family received the news that our sweet, wonderful, creative, caring, hilarious Eva, my beautiful sister, passed away,” she wrote.

‘After 24 hours I am still in a constant cycle of denial and acceptance, so I know how incredible and difficult this news will be to process.

‘I wish I had Eva here now to point to, because she would have better words and know how to say what I don’t know.

“I’ll keep this short so we can make plans for the days ahead, but you’ll be hearing a lot more from me about how much Eva means to me and how different the world will be without her.”

Evans amassed more than 305,000 followers on TikTok, where she regularly posted about life in New York City as an emerging filmmaker.

Last year, she debuted a five-episode series on Prime Video titled Club Rat, which she wrote, directed and starred in.