The Brazilian content creator, who had a following of over 31,000 on TikTok, was known for her fashion and lifestyle content NEED TO KNOWInfluencer Victória Motta e Motta Zammit, known online as “Vivi Motta,” died on Nov.
9 at age 23Her death was confirmed by the Brazilian outlet g1The content creator, who maintained a following of over 31,000 on TikTok, was known for sharing fashion and lifestyle content from BrazilBrazilian influencer Victória Motta e Motta Zammit, known online as “Vivi Motta,” died on Nov. 9. She was 23. Her death was confirmed by g1, which reported that her cause of death has not been disclosed.
Her Instagram account, meanwhile, has been deactivated and her TikTok account has been made private.Motta maintained a following of over 31,000 on TikTok, where she was known for posting her fashion and lifestyle content. She would frequently post about her life in Brazil, showing off her outfits and fashion choices.In addition to being a content creator, the influencer was also studying law.
According to an interview that Motta did with The Code Rio on Instagram, she liked having the balance of studying law and creating content. She said, “Law taught me to be more analytical, curious and to pay attention to detail.”“But it’s in fashion and content creation that I can explore my more creative side, test ideas, tell stories and transform references into something of my own,” she said.
The initial news of her death sparked responses from other influencers and members of society.NEED TO KNOWNever miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE’s free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.On Tuesday, Nov. 10, socialite Narcisa Tamborindeguy paid tribute to Motta on Instagram Stories.
“Forever missing our little angel, Vivi Motta,” she posted.According to g1, Motta’s friend, Roger Rangel, also posted a tribute, writing, “There are farewells that reason cannot comprehend and pains that words will never be able to express.”The outlet also posted a graphic with information about a wake taking place on Wednesday, Nov. 11.
“Just like the fairies, I leave a little bit of my magic in every heart I’ve encountered. Now it’s time to spread my wings and fly toward new adventures, carrying with me enchanted keepsakes and a great deal of affection,” a message translated from Portuguese read.
Motta was the daughter of businesswoman and jewelry entrepreneur Anna Vitória Motta and businessman Mark Zammit, founder of Gourmet Sports Hospitality, g1 reported.
