Bodybuilder Jo Lindner, a German fitness guru unexpected demise was made public by Nicha, his girlfriend. Nicha stated in her death announcement that her partner died while they were relaxing at home before going to the gym.
With the news that her boyfriend had complained of neck pain prior to his abrupt demise, Nicha stated that her boyfriend died as a result of an aneurysm.
A blood vessel aneurysm is a bulge that develops due to a weakening in the vessel wall, typically where it branches.
The blood pressure causes a small area to expand outwards when the blood flows through the blood vessel that has become weak.
“Jo is the best place, everyone. Yesterday he passed away from an aneurysm… I was there with him in the room.. he put on the necklace on my neck that he made for me. Then..we were just lying down and cuddling..waiting for the time to go meet Noel at the gym at 16.00.
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“He was in my arms.. then this is just happening too fast.. 3 days ago he kept saying that he had pain in his neck .. we did not really realize it… until it was too late. At this moment I couldn’t write anything much,” Nicha said.
“Trust me this man is more than what you ever know.. he is so sweet kindness strong and HARD WORKMAN and loyalty and honesty smart."
Nicha went on to pay tribute to her boyfriend as an amazing person, asking his over 8 million followers to remember him for the good deeds he install in society as far as fitness and healthy living are concerned.
“And he is the believer in EVERYONE especially ME he believes in me that I could be better and be someone in this world,"
“Because he knew 8 million people out need this from him. Like he always says “Keep pushing and STAY STRONG," she posted
“If your guys know him as I do… he is the most amazing and incredible person in this world. He did so much and he build so far just by himself. So please remember him as Joesthetics,” she added.
The fitness instructor has amassed an incredible 8.4 million Instagram followers by frequently sharing about his training and gym routine.
