Darius Zayas Cause Of Death, Death Scene

Darius Zayas is a popular American producer who is well known as the husband to actress and comedian Stevie Ryan. 

Darius Zayas was born on 1st January 1982 in the United States of America. There is no information about his parents, siblings, and early childhood life.

Darius Zayas lived a private life and so he did not reveal details about his educational background and qualifications.

Darius Zayas practiced as a producer and did some blogs before meeting Stevie Ryan which eventually brought him into the limelight.

Darius Zayas and Stevie Ryan married in the late part of 2016.

Darius Zayas Cause Of Death

Darius Zayas is not dead but rather Stevie Ryan who committed suicide by hanging herself on 1st July 2017. Reports in the media suggest she was suffering from depression after her grandfather died on 29th June 2017. Darius Zayas has since left the media space after the death of his wife.

Stevie Ryan Death Scene

Stevie Ryan’s death scene was never captured. The security agencies were at the scene to condone off intruders.

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