Mya Lecia Naylor dead: CBBC star spoke about her projects during the last interview

Mya-Lecia Naylor spoke about her plans for the future during her last interview before her death.

The CBBC star, best known for her roles in Millie Inbetween and Almost Never, died at the age of 16 on April 7, confirmed by CBBC on April 17.

And just a few days before her death, her final interview was published, in which she spoke of her enthusiasm for the idea of ​​retaking the blog after her GCSEs.

Mya-Lecia launched its YouTube channel two years ago and has nearly 7,000 subscribers.

She told Tresa magazine: "It's hard right now, I have my GCSEs in about two months, but as soon as it's over, I really want to get into the habit of posting to YouTube every week and really participate."

Mya-Lecia's latest video went live two months ago and was a behind-the-scenes review of CBBC's Almost Never, with fictional Girls Here First on tour.

In the six-minute video, Mya-Lecia showed fans the group's tour bus with her co-stars and urged her subscribers to watch Almost Never.

The teenager is currently playing in the new series as singer Mya. She told Tresa that she still had a lot of projects in preparation for her exams.

Mya-Lecia said: "I've been filming a few things here and there, but everything is a little quiet at the moment, so I can not talk about it yet, but be on the lookout, because there will be incredible projects soon! "

The management of Mya-Lecia has erased her Instagram account "to respect her privacy"; However, his YouTube channel remains intact.

The CBBC confirmed the shock suffered by Mya-Lecia on April 7: "We are sorry to have to tell you that Mya-Lecia, whom you know from Millie Inbetween and almost never, has died.

'Mya-Lecia was a valued member of the BBC Children family and an extremely talented actress, singer and dancer. She will be sorely missed and we are sure you will want to join us in sending all our love to her family and friends.

"We know this news is very upsetting and it may be helpful to share your feelings with friends or a trusted adult. If you're having trouble and can not talk to anyone about it, you can call @Childline_official on 0800 11 11. "You can also find a condolence book online on the CBBC website."

While the Croydon Coroner's Court confirmed that the cause of death was still under investigation, a neighbor of the Naylor family claimed that Mya-Lecia's father, Martin Naylor, had told him that teenager had "collapsed".

Nana Boateng told Mail Online: "He told me that Mya had collapsed. He was about to break down when he added, "We lost our baby."

"I feel so sorry for them. It was a girl so young, happy and beautiful, with everything to live. "