A celebrity YouTuber, known as South Africa's Steve Irwin, has tragically died after he was bitten by a venomous snake.
Graham 'Dingo' Dinkelman sadly died on Saturday following complications after a cobra attack. He was bitten by the snake around a month ago and went into anaphylactic shock. His wife Kirsty confirmed the sad news of Dingo's death. The dad-of-three was in an induced coma and was put under heavy sedatives.
Dingo was treated in an intensive care unit. Kirsty said: "Dingo fought incredibly hard throughout this very difficult period. We know that he was fighting to be here with us and we are so grateful for this. Sadly, despite his strength and resilience, my beloved husband passed away peacefully today, surrounded by his family."
In her heartbreaking tribute, Kirsty also thanked well-wishers for their support. She added: "Today [Saturday] is one month since the incident, and we have experienced such comfort and love from your messages and prayers from all over the ."
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