Social media star Creeohdee, whose real name was Chris O’Donnell, has died, with the Maricopa County Medical Examiner disclosing the cause of his death.

Chris O’Donnell, widely known as Creeohdee on TikTok for his humorous videos that resonated with millions, has died at 31. An online obituary confirmed his passing on Saturday, January 11, 2025.According to E! News, the Maricopa County Medical Examiner’s office confirmed that the fitness influencer’s death was ruled a suicide.Just one day before his passing, O’Donnell shared what would become his final Instagram post. It featured a meme and a photo of him wearing a cowboy hat, accompanied by a simple caption, “That they do.”O’Donnell, a resident of Gilbert, Arizona, shared glimpses of his life beyond content creation in an Instagram post from December 2022. “I am a two time college drop out,” he wrote, reflecting on the wide range of jobs he had held, including working as a pool boy in Florida and at a salmon processing plant in Alaska.”I have experienced many different walks of life in my short span of time here on earth, and I love learning about other cultures and beliefs that make me challenge my own,” he added.He also shared his passion for adventure and the outdoors. “I love beauty, and I find nothing more beautiful than the world we live in. Being able to travel and capture sights that take people’s breath away, thus planting the seed of adventure within them is one of the most fulfilling rewards for me (this side of my content will be growing a lot moving forward),” O’Donnell explained.His two dogs, Blue and Riley, often accompanied him on these adventures, which he frequently documented for his followers.Beyond his love for nature, O’Donnell found joy in creativity. “I thoroughly enjoy art in nearly every medium, whether it be photography/videography, painting, sculpture, drawing, or music, and I create works of my own in my spare time,” he said.A passionate advocate for mental health and substance abuse awareness, O’Donnell spoke candidly about his own struggles. He got sober in 2018 and worked tirelessly to support others in finding the treatment they needed.He wrote, “I have been outspoken about mental health since I was speaking about it as a YL leader in high school, and have been transparent about my own struggles in the hopes it will help others along their own path.”He also reflected on the value of genuine connections in a digital world, acknowledging that while he found fulfillment in uplifting others, he often preferred solitude and was selective about letting people into his life.He concluded his post by encouraging his followers to look beyond the curated personas on social media and to value a more authentic view of others.Weeks before his death, in November 2024, O’Donnell posted a reflective video montage of scenic landscapes he had explored. “I wonder when I leave this earth, when I leave the rat race, when I’m lying in the dirt, if you’d remember my face,” he captioned the post.Followers, who visited his post after the news of his untimely death, were deeply moved. A user wrote, “We will brother 💔 wish I woulda rode bulls sooner with you. Tonight we honored you at the chip. You are so deeply loved man. Everyone misses you. Really wish I could have gotten to know you better. Gave your mom a tight hug [sic]. 😭”A fellow commenter added, “We will brother. I love you ❤️,” while another heartbroken supporter also assured the late content creator, “I will 😢.”next page…