Lil Reese’s Sister Died: What Happened to Sibling of Chicago Rapper?

Chicago Rapper Lil Reese, best known for his collaborations with Chief Keef and Lil Durk, has recently opened up about the tragic death of his sister, who passed away earlier this year. The 30-year-old artist, whose real name is Tavares Lamont Taylor, shared his grief and pain in a series of emotional posts on social media, as he paid tribute to his late sibling.
Who was Lil Reese’s sister and how did she die?
Lil Reese’s sister, whose name has not been revealed by the rapper, was reportedly a young mother of two children. She died in February 2023, after suffering from a rare and aggressive form of cancer. According to Reese, his sister was diagnosed with stage 4 leiomyosarcoma, a type of soft tissue sarcoma that affects the smooth muscle cells in the body. The rapper said that his sister had undergone multiple surgeries and treatments, but the cancer had spread to her lungs and other organs, leaving her with no chance of survival.
Lil revealed the heartbreaking news of his sister’s death on Twitter on February 21, 2023, writing: “I lost my sister today to cancer I’m so hurt I’m so lost I don’t know what to do I love you so much sis I’m gonna miss you forever.” He also posted a photo of his sister on Instagram, with the caption: “Rest in peace to my sister I love you so much I’m so sorry you had to go through this I wish I could have done more for you you was my heart you was my everything I’m gonna miss you so much.”
How did Lil Reese cope with his sister’s death?
Lil, who has been through several life-threatening incidents in the past, including being shot twice in 2019 and 2021, admitted that losing his sister was the hardest thing he ever had to face. He said that he felt depressed and suicidal and that he struggled to find a reason to live. He also said that he turned to drugs and alcohol to cope with his grief, but that they only made him feel worse.
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The rapper said that he eventually found comfort and support from his family, friends, and fans, who encouraged him to stay strong and keep making music. He said that he dedicated his latest album, Call Me Tavares, which was released in October 2023, to his sister, and that he hoped to honor her memory with his songs. He also said that he wanted to raise awareness and funds for cancer research and that he planned to start a foundation in his sister’s name.
Lil Reese said that he misses his sister every day and often visits her grave and talks to her. He said that he believes that his sister is watching over him and that he hopes to see her again in heaven. He also said that he is grateful for the time that he had with her and that he cherishes the memories that they shared.
What did Lil Reese’s fans and fellow artists say about his sister’s death?
Reese’s fans and fellow artists expressed their condolences and support for the rapper, as they mourned the loss of his sister. Many of them commented on his social media posts, sending him prayers and love, and telling him to stay positive and focused. Some of them also shared their own stories of losing loved ones to cancer and offered them advice and resources to cope with their grief.
Some of the notable artists who reached out to Lil Reese included Chief Keef, Lil Durk, G Herbo, Polo G, and Young Thug, who all sent him messages of sympathy and solidarity. They also praised him for his courage and resilience, and his musical talent and legacy. They said that they were proud of him for overcoming his challenges and that they looked forward to working with him in the future.
Lil thanked his fans and fellow artists for their kindness and generosity and said that he appreciated their words and gestures. He said that he felt blessed to have such a loyal and supportive fan base and that he considered his fellow artists as his brothers and sisters. He said that he hoped to make them proud and that he would continue to make music for them and his sister.