Rachel, who became mum to a baby boy named Kyro earlier this year, heartbreakingly passed away on 18 December, just days before her son’s first Christmas. A cause of death is yet to be confirmed.
The Newcastle-born influencer had over 40,000 followers on Instagram and worked as a performer on OnlyFans and as a dancer.
Rachel’s brother Connor, 29, broke the heartbreaking news of her death to fans on social media and shared how he and the rest of the family are “absolutely devastated” by Rachel’s passing.
He wrote: “As many of you know my little sister Rachel Mee passed away suddenly yesterday morning. As a family, we are overwhelmed by everyone’s messages and support and there are far too many to reply to.
As a family, we are overwhelmed by everyone’s messages and support and there are far too many to reply to. Or to even give Kyro a little head start in life raising some funds in memory of his beautiful mummy.
As well as her social media work, Rachel was CEO and founder of a lingerie and bikini brand called Rachel Mee Crystal Creations. We are absolutely devastated by her loss, she was a sister, aunt, niece & mum to her beautiful boy Kyro and will be missed by everyone who knew her.
Connor added: Rachel was loved so much by many people, but only a few knew the real Rach.’ The model welcomed her son earlier this year. She died days before Christmas.
The post, which also shared Mee ‘adored’ Kyro ‘with all her heart, went on: ‘Let’s just do what we can to ease even just a little bit of pain for Rachel’s family and close friends.
Following the mum-of-one tragic passing, her close friend Claire Robinson has since set up a GoFundMe advert to raise some money for young Kyro’s future.’ Rachel also revealed in her Instagram bio that she worked with QOD MODELS LONDON who describe themselves as the ‘UK’s #1 Platform for Influencers, Video Vixens & Content Creators’ to help build her platform. She wrote: “This Christmas will be Kyro’s first, and devastatingly his mummy will not be there.’ A second GoFundMe has been set up purportedly on behalf of Mee’s family to cover her funeral costs, with over £5,000 raised towards the £10,000 goal. In a tribute to her late mum, Rachel wrote: “Hoping to be half the mother you were to me.”