US EditionCelebrity Hairstylist Jesus Guerrero’s Cause of Death Revealed
- Jesus Guerrero, a well-known hairstylist who worked with celebrities including Kylie Jenner, passed away unexpectedly on February 22 at the age of 34 in a US hospital.
- Guerrero's death followed a period of illness involving pneumonia and fungal infections caused by a weakened immune system, according to his family and the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner.
- Before his death, Guerrero worked with celebrities including Jennifer Lopez, Kali Uchis, and attended events in Dubai while battling symptoms and significant weight loss.
- The Medical Examiner listed pneumocystis pneumonia and disseminated cryptococcus neoformans as causes of death, with AIDS as a secondary cause, and Jenner publicly mourned and offered to pay for funeral costs.
- Guerrero’s passing shocked the Hollywood community, sparking tributes and a GoFundMe campaign that raised $96,000 to support his family and honor his legacy.
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More than two months after Jesus Guerrero's death, the reasons for his surprising departure were finally made known.
On February 23, the sudden death of the hairdresser Jesús Guerrero was announced. The stylist, known for having worked with artists such as Rosalía, Jennifer López or Kylie Jenner, died at age 34 because of causes that were hitherto unknown, since four months later they have been revealed.The Department of Forensic Medicine of Los Angeles County has been in charge of sharing the official report with the exact pathology that caused his death afte…
In late February, celebrities including Kylie Jenner, Katy Perry and Jennifer Lopez took to social media to say goodbye to their hairdresser Jesus Guerrero, who died suddenly at the age of 34. As the Los Angeles County coroner has now revealed, Guerrero died of natural causes, with pneumonia being the cause.
Kylie Jenner's hairdresser Jesus Guerrero died suddenly. Now, almost four months later, the cause of death has been confirmed.
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