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Emily Hartridge, star of the YouTube channel and TV host, received tributes after she was killed while she was driving an electric scooter in London, UK.
The 35-year-old was allegedly hit by a truck on July 12 at Queenstown Road, Wandsworth. The Guardian says it's the first fatal collision involving an e-scooter in Britain.
Although the police did not name her directly, a message on her Instagram page confirmed her death.
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Emily Hartridge at the Virgin Money Giving Mind Media Awards in November 2018.
"Hello everyone, it's a horrible thing to say on Instagram but we know that many of you expected to see Emily today and that's the only way to get in touch with you all at once. was involved in an accident yesterday and died We all loved it very much and it will never be forgotten.
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"She has touched so many lives that it's hard to imagine things without her," concluded the message. "She was a very special person bad."
TV presenter Davina McCall directed the tributes: "My heart goes out to Emily's family and friends, such a shock, I send you love and prayers."
Hartridge was a personal trainer and social media star with more than 300,000 subscribers to his YouTube channel. The video service also paid tribute: "We are deeply saddened to learn of the tragic loss of the truly talented British designer, Emily Hartridge, our thoughts and condolences go out to all her loved ones and her fans."
She had also hosted television shows in the UK, including 4OD's Oh S … I'm 30 years old.
The Metropolitan Police appeals to witnesses.
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