Jacky Oh, the longtime partner of “Wild ‘N Out” star D.C. Young Fly, had reportedly traveled to Miami for a “mommy makeover” before her sudden death.
In a since-deleted post, the former “Wild ‘N Out” girl had posed alongside popular surgeon Dr. Zachary Okhah before she was set to go under the knife.
“Getting ready for my mommy makeover with Dr. Zach!! Stay tuned to my YouTube for the full reveal!” the caption read, according to a screenshot obtained by Hollywood Unlocked.
Jacky — whose real name is Jacklyn Smith — smiled as she posed wearing just a disposable medical gown while standing next to the surgeon, who was wearing black scrubs.
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Jacky Oh had traveled to Miami for a “mommy makeover” days before her death. She was 33.Instagram/@msjackyohThe former “Wild ‘N Out” girl posed with Dr. Zachary Okhah in a disposable medical gown. Instagram/@msjackyoh
On Thursday, TMZ reported that Jacky had passed away at age 33.
D.C., 31, reportedly got the news as he was in Atlanta filming new episodes of the Nick Cannon-created improv show “Wild ‘N Out.”
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The “House Party” star and Jacky couple met on the set of “Wild ‘N Out” in 2015 and share three children together: daughters Novaand Nala, and son Prince, who was born last year.
Jacky and longtime partner D.C. Young Fly met on the set of “Wild ‘N Out” in 2015.Getty Images
Jacky’s family released a statement, confirming that she passed away on Wednesday.
“It is with sadden (sic) hearts we share with you that Jakclyn aka MsJackyOh has passed away on Wednesday, May 31st 2023,” the Smith family said. “Our family is still processing this very tragic and unexpected loss; we ask that you please give us privacy during this time.”
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A BET Media Group spokesperson also released a statement on Instagram following the J Nove lip gloss founder’s death.
“We are deeply saddened by the passing of Jacklyn Smith, known to the world as Jacky Oh, a talented Wild N’ Out family member whose impact will be forever treasured and missed,” the statement read. “Jacky Oh was a loving friend and beloved colleague of the Wild N’ Out cast throughout five seasons. More importantly, she was a tremendous mother to three beautiful children.
She and the “How High 2” actor shares three kids together. Instagram/@msjackyoh
“The BET Media Group extends our sincere condolences to the Smith family, DC Young Fly, B Simone, Nick Cannon, and all friends who loved and cared for Jacky Oh during this difficult time.”
Several “Wild ‘N Out” stars shared their condolences for D.C. and his family.
Jessie Woo commented, “🥺🥺🥺🥺 May God be with DC & their family,” while battle rapper Conceited wrote, “🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🕊️.”
MIAMI – An arrest has been made after a deadly shooting outside a Miami Beach club early Sunday morning.
It happened just before 2:30 a.m. at the Exchange South Beach at 1532 Washington Avenue.
Dvonn Reaux, 28, has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of Marley Case.
Miami Beach police have not said what led to the shooting.
Miami Beach City Commissioner Joe Magazine and witnesses said Case may be associated with the nightclub, but police if he was connected to the venue.
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Magazine said he took Sunday morning’s shooting personally.
“The heart of our city,” Magazine said. “On a Sunday. Mother’s Day. It’s likely that there’s a mom waking up, now without her son.”
People who saw and heard the chaos unfold were disturbed by it.
“We heard shots and that was it,” said Levi Fuller. “And all of a sudden people started running.”
“Very worried. Very worried for us workers around here,” said Maria Hernandez.
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Magazine said he’s concerned about what kinds of crowds are coming to the busy strip on South Beach.
“We’re a city of law and order but we need to examine some of these commercial venues that are bringing an element that is not conducive with our city.”
John MacLauchlan
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John MacLauchlan attended Florida State University and graduated with a Communications degree. He joined the CBS News Miami digital team in February 2007.
KEY BISCAYNE, FLA. (WSVN) – New details continue to emerge about a horrific crash on the water near Key Biscayne that claimed the life of a 15-year-old girl, as authorities continue their search for the boat driver responsible.
Loved ones on Sunday identified the victim in Saturday afternoon’s crash near Nixon Beach as Ella Adler.
According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, the teen was struck and killed while waterskiing.
“She was wearing a life vest, as well as the ski boards on her feet,” said FWC spokesperson George Reynaud.
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The 15-year-old was celebrating a friend’s birthday on a family boat at the time of the crash.
“A lot of blood in the water,” a first responder said in radio transmissions.
The search continued Sunday for the boater who never stopped.
FWC officers said the boat that hit Adler was last seen leaving from traveling westbound from Nixon Beach in Key Biscayne.
“It’s going to be a white to light blue [vessel] in color, with blue or dark blue bottom paint, as well as two wide board engines, but it could be up to four wide board engines based on different witness reports,” said Reynaud.
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Family members described Ella as graceful and loving. She was a ballerina with the Miami City Ballet, as well as a dedicated student at Ransom Everglades School who was proud to be Jewish.
A spokesperson for Ransom Everglades released a statement that reads in part:
“She was a wonderful dancer, served on the speech and debate team, and was a member of the Jewish Student Association. She was a treasured friend to many.”
Head of School, Ransom Everglades
Authorities said there is a total reward of up to $20,000 for information about the boater and vessel involved in the crash, including $5,000 from Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers.
If you have any information on this hit-and-run or the boater’s whereabouts, call Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS. Remember, you can always remain anonymous, and you may be eligible for a reward. You may also contact FWC’s Wildlife Alert Hotline at 888-404-3922.
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