“MasterChef México” alum Yanin Campos was pronounced dead after a horrifying car crash in Mexico. She was 38.
The cook reportedly lost control of her SUV and rammed into a parked car in her hometown of Chihuahua around 6:30 a.m. Saturday, according to a local news outlet.
She was transported to the Hospital del Parque, where she succumbed to her injuries on Monday.
The cause of the crash is under investigation.
Yanin’s brother, Raúl Campos, confirmed her death via Facebook, writing, “To family and friends. We inform you and mourn the passing of my sister Yanin Campos.”
He welcomed his loved ones to “say goodbye” at a local funeral home on the same day she was pronounced dead.
Yanin rose to fame on “MasterChef Mexico” in 2018.
At the time, she placed sixth in the competition.
In 2019, she was invited to participate in “MasterChef: La Revancha” to face several of her former contestants.
Yanin often shared videos of her life on TikTok for her nearly 100,000 followers, including several of herself with her cat and tackling various social media trends.
The TV personality’s fans mourned her death, commenting on her latest post, “Yanin, it’s not true, you can’t be dead.”
“When I saw the news I thought it was a lie, RIP Yanin,” another added, with a third commenting, “So young 😭😭😭 rest in peace.”