Emman Atienza’s cause of death confirmed as TikTok star tragically dies aged 19

According to officials, Emman Atienza, 19, committed suicide at her Los Angeles home. The model and TikTok star bravely shared her struggles with mental illness with her one million followers.

The cause of death for TikTok star Emman Atienza has been established. Authorities have revealed that the 19-year-old tragically committed suicide at her Los Angeles home. Before her tragic passing, the social media star courageously shared her battles with her one million online followers.

The star, whose real name was Emmanuelle Atienza, passed away at her primary residence on October 22, according to official documents from the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner.

Kim Atienza, a well-known Filipino father, television host and weather forecaster, announced his daughter’s passing on Friday. The beloved teen was pursuing her goal of becoming a prominent influencer in America by moving from the Philippines to Los Angeles a few months prior. The most well-known social media stars of the country are frequently referred to in LA as the epicenter.

Through her open discussions on pressing issues like bullying and mental health, Emman had gained acclaim and acclaim from millions of people all over the world.

On TikTok, she commanded over 856,000 followers and had accumulated nearly 50 million likes. Her Instagram account was equally successful, attracting more than 218,000 followers.

She frequently discussed her personal struggles, including dealing with suicidal ideation, promoting body positivity, and managing bipolar disorder. She revealed in a January Instagram post that she “came into 2024 unsure if I even wanted to live.”

She described how, as a 12-year-old, she had been dealing with these issues and how they “only got worse as the years went on.”

Emman called her mental health issues “treatment-resistant.” At the conclusion of the post, she expressed optimism, saying: “2024 was a whirlwind of ups and downs, but as I step into 2025, Emman’s mother Feliciana has heartfelt tribute to her beloved daughter, stating: “It’s with deep sadness that we share the unexpected passing of our daughter and sister, Emman. She enriched our lives and those of those who knew her with such joy, laughter, and love.

Emman continued, “She wasn’t afraid to share her own journey with mental health, and she had a way of making people feel heard and seen. Many people were less lonely because of her sincerity. We ask that you carry on Emman’s legacy the virtues she embodied in your daily lives, including compassion, courage, and a little bit of kindness. Kim, Feli, Jose, and Eliana are all in love.

Emman’s family is widely regarded as one of the most well-known families in the Philippines because of the fact that she was the granddaughter of former mayor of Manila, Lito Atienza.

Emman was also known for expressing her opinions on social and political issues, and she admitted in a post that progressive views in her home country occasionally would receive criticism.

The Sparkle GMA Artist Center mourns Emman Atienza’s passing with condolences on social media. Her family and close friends are in our hearts and we extend our sincere condolences. She will always be cherished by the Sparkle family as a member of the Sparkle and Status.

Fans and other famous people paid tribute, including Filipino actor Andrea Brillantes, who said, “Emman was such a ball of sunshine. I extend my sincere condolences to your family. I’m praying for you.

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**You can contact the Samaritans 24-hour helpline on 116 123, email jo@samaritans.org, visit a Samaritans branch in person, or visit the Samaritans website for emotional support.

Six-try Bath prove too much for Bristol in derby

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The Prem.

Bath (19) 40

Cons: Russell 5; Tries: Pepper, Repath, Du Toit, Cokanasiga, Underhill, Arundell

Bristol (15) 15

In a fierce west country derby at the Rec, Bath defeated Bristol 40-15 to advance to second place in the Prem ahead of the league’s four-week break.

The majority of the first half saw Bristol’s neighbors on the back foot, giving them a 10-point lead thanks to tries from Kalaveti Ravouvou and Gabriel Oghre and Sam Worsley.

However, as a result of Ollie Lawrence and Cameron Redpath’s additional efforts to extend Guy Pepper’s earlier four-point lead, Bath quickly rallied and scored twice in four minutes.

With less than one minute left before the game’s end, Ravouvou scored with a penalty kick from Finn Russell’s clearance, which was charged down, immediately put Bristol on the front foot.

Bath’s first attack was delayed, and their second followed, but Bath’s third came through as a result, as the Bears’ clearance only reached Russell on the halfway point and Pepper side-stepped Ravouvou before swan diving over to level the score.

Bristol capitalized as the situation worsened.

After a one-two with Oghre, who had thrown the ball straight at him, the scrum-half deftly crept to the front of the line-out and ran over Bath completely off guard.

As the conflict turned into scuffles, Sam Worsley then kicked back three more points from the tee to make it 15-5.

However, Russell chipped the ball for Lawrence to collect and touch down before immediately galvanizing Bath and pulling one back.

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By the second half, Bath were relentless, camping Bristol in their own 22 and requiring constant defense until the clouds had cleared, the sky had risen, and Bath were battling it out.

Before Bath scored their bonus-point fourth try on 65 minutes, the television match official (TMO) checked two tries and determined knock-ons in both builds ups.

Cokanasiga caught Russell’s chip to give them an 11-point lead after Santiago Grondona was placed in the penalty box following a series of penalties and six Bath replacements who were immediately brought on.

Johann van Graan, the rugby head at Bath, said:

We had more in us, I thought, and I loved the determination to keep going.

They were ahead but very satisfying going in at half 19-15, “I don’t know where that 20 minutes of weather came from, that wind was almost impossible, they got ahead.”

It was a true 23-man effort before being cut short to none in the second half. When the TMO arrived, we were over the line twice.

They were so negative at their own try line, in my opinion, that they were lucky not to get multiple yellow cards. Six forwards, on the other hand, gave us a lot of energy.

Rugby director at Bristol, Pat Lam:

“The boys wanted to keep going and fighting for it for 65 minutes, and it was 19-15 with three minutes to go.”

Our penalty count for that game was 26, which is a significant penalty count. There were some significant swings in that game.

“The fight was wonderful. The character of the group is what has been extremely difficult during these four weeks, but one thing is really revealing.

The boys “put their bodies on the line,” according to what I’ve heard, between 230 and 100 tackles. Fitz Harding is a legend with 28 tackles and a few jackals in his arsenal.

Carreras, Cokanasiga, Lawrence, Redpath, Arundell, Russell, Spencer (c), Obano, Dunn, Du Toit, Roux, Molony, Bayliss, Pepper, Reid, and Cokanasiga.

Replacements: Ojomoh, Barbeary, Van Wyk, Stuart, Richards, Underhill, Carr-Smith, Tuipulotu, Van Wyk, Van Wyk, and Barbeary.

Sin bin: Van Wyk (81)

Bristol: Elizalde, Bates, Moroni, Janse van Rensburg, Ravouvou, Ravouvou, Worsley, Marmion, Genge, Oghre, Kloska, Rubiolo, Batley, S. Grondona, Harding (c), Mata.

Replacements: Fricker, Woolmore, Chawatama, Owen, B. Grondona, Lennon, Carrington, and Thacker.

Santiago Grondona (59) is sin bin.

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Connolly set to be Ireland’s next president after rival concedes defeat

After her rival conceded defeat, left-leaning independent candidate Catherine Connolly will take office as Ireland’s next leader.

On Saturday, the presidential election was still being counted, but center-right Fine Gael party member Heather Humphreys reportedly wished Catherine Connolly well as congratulated her on becoming Ireland’s next leader.

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“Catherine will be my president, and she will be my president,” Humphreys said. “I really would like to wish her all the very, very best.”

After all 43 electoral constituencies across the nation have finished counting, the final result of Friday’s election is scheduled to be announced later on Saturday. Voting slips were being manually counted.

Connolly, 68, had strong voter support in the polls over Humphreys, 64, who she had defeated.

Simon Harris, the deputy prime minister and leader of the Fine Gael, quickly wished Connolly “every success,” adding, “She will be President for all this country.”

He wrote on X that “her success will be Ireland’s success.”

On October 25, 2025, the RDS count center in Dublin, Ireland, will begin counting votes.

Connolly, a former barrister and independent lawmaker since 2016, has won the support of a number of left-leaning parties, including Sinn Fein, the Labour Party, and the Social Democrats. He has been outspoken about criticizing Israel for its war in Gaza.

Young people who supported her strong pro-Palestine stance and her commitment to social justice, among other things, found her campaign to be particularly well-liked.

After Jim Gavin, the candidate for Fianna Fail in the government of prime minister Micheal Martin, quitting the race three weeks prior to the election due to a long-standing financial dispute, Connolly and Humphreys were the only contenders. Gavin was backed by Martin in the race.

While Irish presidents are world leaders, host visiting heads of state, and play a significant constitutional role, they are not in the position to pass laws or regulations.

The winner will succeed Michael D. Higgins, who has served the maximum of two seven-year terms as president.

Lily Allen says new album was inspired by ‘abandonment’ after David Harbour split

Some of the songs on Lily Allen’s new album have been inspired by the painful aftermath of her breakup with her husband, David Harbour, who has spoken about how the painful aftermath left her feeling “rejected and abandoned.”

Lily Allen has revealed that her split from Stranger Things actor David Harbour served as inspiration for her most intimate album to date, West End Girl, which was the result of “deep-rooted issues with rejection and abandonment.”

The 39-year-old singer-songwriter BMG released her long-awaited album yesterday (October 24). Since her 2018 album No Shame, she hasn’t released any music in seven years.

In that time, Lily stepped away from the spotlight to focus on theatre and acting. She earned critical acclaim for her performances in 2:22 A Ghost Story and The Pillowman, as well as appearing in the film How To Build A Girl and the Sky comedy Dreamland.

She also hosts the well-known podcast Miss Me? with long-time friend Miquita Oliver, but she claims that the breakdown of her marriage to David left her feeling destabilized and vulnerable over the past few years.

Lily reflected on the suffering that gave birth to West End Girl in a statement to Perfect magazine, calling it an “album of sorrow and pain.”

She said, “I have deep-rooted issues with rejection and abandonment that I’ve been tussling with for most of my adult life and probably quite a lot of my childhood as well.” And at the time, I was reacting violently to various things.

She continued, “It’s difficult for me to not have my person, you know,” after confirming that “things” had spoken of the end of her marriage. And I’m a remarkably dependent person. When I’m missing the comfort and stability of what is not available, I find it difficult to lean on those who are.

The mother-of-two added that she felt pressured to “do the work” of healing. “I am aware that what I have to do is to make myself happy, and that makes me very irritable.” It means doing the work, which I believe I’ve been doing for a long time. It’s exhausting to me. And I believed it was finished. I assumed, “Oh, I thought it would be happily ever after”?

After meeting on the celebrity dating app Raya, Lily and David tied the knot in Las Vegas in 2020. However, months of speculation about infidelity led to their announcement to end their engagement earlier this year.

Lily later admitted she entered treatment to cope with the “emotional turmoil” of the split. Since leaving their Brooklyn townhouse the singer has gotten settled in London, buying an ex-council flat in Notting Hill that she’s been decorating herself.

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She previously told The Mirror: “I’ve obviously had quite a hard time and that’s really helped me.” The emotional fallout of the breakup is explored in depth in West End Girl.

Relapse explores her struggle to stay sober while her songs Ruminating and Madeline explore themes of jealousy and infidelity. Just Enough, a track about moving on and accepting yourself, closes the album.

Smith masterclass as Quins crush winless Newcastle

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The Prem.

Harlequins (35) 52

Cons: Smith (6), Porter, Isgro, Evans, Cleaves, and T Green (2).

Newcastle (0) 14

In a dominant 52-14 victory over bottom side Red Bulls of Newcastle, Marcus Smith propelled the Harlequins into the autumn internationals.

Smith delivered a timely reminder of his talents as Steve Borthwick’s England prepare to face Australia at Twickenham on Saturday.

Quins ran in eight of his own try-assists, scoring six of them from all angles, and the 26-year-old was superb with the ball in hand and two try-assists.

As England’s preparations for upcoming Tests against Australia, Fiji, New Zealand, and Argentina take place over the next four weeks, Smith’s performance must unquestionably involve him in the conversation about the identity of the playmaker.

His critics will point out irregularities from week to week, and he’ll be the first to admit that his performance against title rivals Exeter last weekend, with a 38-0 defeat, was subpar.

However, in this case, the best of Smith was always on display, and it was the Quins star who consistently made a defense-of-Norwich play.

Before the hour mark, Cassius Cleaves flew substitute wing Cassius Cleaves before half-time, which was followed by two brilliant assists, first one for Will Porter after 23 minutes and the other for Cassius Cleaves.

After 10 minutes, Luke Northmore, who had already made the start, went over from close range before Tyrone Green, who had the visitors’ defense stretched to the breaking point, added a second.

After Smith’s daring burst, the Pumas wing volleyed the ball forward and touched down before Green’s second gave Quins a 35-0 half-time lead before the brilliantly taken fourth try from Rodrigo Isgro.

After Smith’s dummy and inside pass were decorated, Will Evans and Cleaves moved in, and Quins’ scoring was tied at 52-0 with a replacement hooker, George Turner, who completed a driving maul.

To their credit, Newcastle rallied late in the game, scoring first with tries from Murray McCallum and Ollie Leatherbarrow, both of whom scored conversions from Brett Connon.

As Leicester Tigers travel to Kingston Park next weekend in search of their first win and first point of the Prem campaign, coach Alan Dickens hopes that late momentum can be incorporated into the game.

T Green, Isgro, Northmore, J Evans, Murley, Smith, Porter, Baxter, Walker, Williams, Petti Pagadizabal, Lewies, Kenningham, Evans, Carr,

Replacements: Delgado, Delgado, Launchbury, J Green, M Green, Benson, and Cleaves

Newcastle: Coetzee, Obatoyinbo, Spencer, Clark, Hearle, Connon, Cruz, Brocklebank, McGuigan, Palframan, Hodgson, Clarke, Lee-Warner, Gordon, Mafia

Replacements: Greenwood, De Bruin, De Bruin, Usher, Lockwood, Elliott, Leatherbarrow, and Fletcher.

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