Alex Dragomir: Last News

tweet from a YouTube star before he died has emerged.Sir Kipsta, real name Alex Dragomir, posted a tragic last message on Twitter before dying after a seven-hour heart operation.Devastated followers heard the news he had passed away from his sister.The Man-U superfan posted less than 15 hours before family announced his death that he had a "great time".Following the news of his death, Marcus Rashford and Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid paid tribute to the 17-year-old, who hailed him as an "absolute superstar".Alex wrote: "Going in for a life-saving procedure."If it don't work, then it's been a great time people.

Inspirational teen YouTube star Alex Dragomir, a k a Sir Kipsta, who was remembered for his passion for the Manchester United soccer team and his ability to remain upbeat, died Thursday following cardiac surgery. He was 17.

Susanna Reid, 50, became emotional after seeing a reply from Marcus Rashford, 23, on Twitter to Manchester United fan and YouTuber Sir Kipsta, who had reached out to him shortly before his death, aged 17.The football fan, whose real name is Alex Dragomir, had tweeted England striker Marcus to show him he had purchased a copy of his book, to while away the hours on the intensive care ward he was staying in while awaiting heart surgery.Alex had shared a photo of him holding Marcus’s book You Are a Champion: How to Be the Best You Can Be, and typed: “Might be the biggest kid that’s brought your book so far.”The post was shared a week ago, before the YouTuber was due to have an urgent heart transplant.However today it was confirmed that during

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YouTube sensation, Sir Kipsta, has passed away aged just 17.

A YouTube star died aged 17 after a seven-hour heart operation.

YouTube star Sir Kipsta has tragically died at the age of 17 after unsuccessful heart surgery, his sister has announced.The social media star had told his fans he was undergoing the operation ahead of the surgery, warning fans he may not make it. A Manchester United super fan, real name Alex Dragomir, wrote on Twitter: "Going in for a life-saving procedure.