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'My 600-LB Life' Star Gina Marie Krasley Dies at 30 – Inside Her Health Struggle & Lawsuit against Megalomedia
"My 600-LB Life" star Gina Marie has passed on. The news of her passing has been confirmed via her obituary on TributeArchive.
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At only 30 years old, Gina Marie Krasley, who's been a feature in season 8 of "My 600-lb Life," has passed on at her New Jersey's Tuckerton home. The star passed on on the 1st of August.
The star's love for dancing, however, will live on through the impact she made on TikTok, through a trend she started, dubbed "dancing has no size limit."
A screenshot of Gina Marie at her home | Source: YouTubeTLC
Marie, who was born in Galloway, New Jersey, has been able to impact the TikTok community through her love for dancing, and even though her account is private, she's garnered over 240,000 followers.
Her fans, after learning of her death, have begun dueting her TikTok videos as a way of paying tribute to the star. Besides dancing, the TLC star also had a special place for video games, and as stated in her obituary:
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"She loved to spend her free time with her friends and family."
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She also had a dream to one day open a dance studio for the less fortunate. TLC viewers got to experience Marie and follow her weight loss journey on the show.
Marie started her journey on the TLC show weighing 700 pounds, but while there, she did not lose the weight that she was intended to, so she later took matters into her own hands and managed to lose an impressive amount of weight.
Marie during happier days: Source/ YouTubeTLC
Others who've sued the production company on similar claims include David Bolton who featured on season 6, sued the company for negligence, saying they did not cater to the contestant's mental health.
Gina Marie | Source/ YouTubeTLC
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Maja Radanovic, who was on season 7, echoed Bolton's sentiments, claiming the company did not provide adequate mental healthcare. According to The List, she said:
"The stars are pushed "to the edge of an emotional cliff"
James "LB" Bonner took his own life after leaving "My 600lb Life", and his family is suing, saying the company did not cater to Bonner's mental health concerns and bills as promised.
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