YBC Bam’s Girlfriend’s net worth, biography, fact, career, awards and life story

Ashaia Rivera Wiki – Biography

Ashaia Rivera was the girlfriend of Granite City, Illinois, rapper

YBC Bam, known as the Granite City, Illinois, rapper. YBC Bam had more than 30,000 followers on his Instagram page. The rapper went by the moniker Alejandro Sosa on his profile. Alejandro Sosa is the name of one of the antagonists in the 1983 movie, Scarface. According to YBC Bam’s Spotify page, he released one album, Life of a Yungin’, during his career. The majority of YBC Bam’s listeners were in St. Louis, Chicago, and East Saint Louis. On his Twitter page, YBC Bam gives his location at Madison, Illinois. YBC Bam’s final tweet came on June 3. It read, “BLACK POWER!”

Ashaia Rivera Age

Ashaia Rivera’s age is unknown. However, her boyfriend YBC Bam was 18 years old.

Ashaia Rivera and YBC Bam

YBC Bam and Rivera were in a relationship at the time the rapper passed on.

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At the time of his death, YBC Bam was in a relationship with a woman named Ashaia Rivera. Rivera paid tribute to the slain rapper on her Instagram story saying:

“Y’all don’t know him how I know him and he was just so f****n perfect in my eyes I can’t believe God let this happen. I’m so angry and hurt. My blood is boiling I love him so much this boy is my backbone/rod/best friend/first love and now I’m forced to let all that go. We so close I can feel him he is apart of me and I just feel his anger.”

On her Twitter page, Rivera tweeted:

“Ion have no heart. Bam was my heart & he has gone. He knows he was my heart & motivation & I wish we could live our lives as we planned. I keep ranting because I wish I could just talk to him. I never imagined life without my baby. I’m so angry.”

YBC Bam Cause of Death

YBC Bam, the Granite City, Illinois, rapper, has died following a shooting on June 4. He was 18 years old. YBC Bam’s real name was Sean Williams. Granite City is located 10 miles north of St. Louis, Missouri.

On June 5, a post on YBC Bam’s Instagram page showed a photo of the slain rapper with his mother. The caption on the photo read, “I love you, baby boy! I’m going to truly miss my mini-me, my twin! A part of my ?is broken! #RIHBAM.” Heavy has reached out to YBC Bam’s management for comment on the rapper’s death. Among those paying tribute to YBC Bam in the comments section of that post are Ohio State University basketball star E.J. Liddell and University of Kentucky basketball commit Cam’Ron Fletcher as well as rappers Zay Hilfigerrr and St. Louis hip-hop star Luh Kel.

Suspect

Southern Illinois hip-hop platform 619 Hip-Hop tweeted that it was “reported” that YBC Bam had been shot dead in Granite City, Illinois. Local media reports show that there was one shooting in Granite City on June 4. KMOV reports that the shooting took place along the 2500 block of Madison Ave.

Fox St. Louis reports that the shooting took place around 10:00 p.m. The station’s report says that one man was found dead at the scene. The deceased man was found “in a truck behind a home.” The station’s report adds that authorities have one person in custody and are searching for two others. The Alton Telegraph reports that the deceased man died at Gateway Regional Medical Center. The newspaper adds that the shooting is being investigated by the Major Case Squad of the Greater St. Louis Area and the Granite City Police.

Ashaia goes by the name Nuni Dior on Instagram. She writes in the bio section

“NUNI DIOR
real page | virgo | God first
Youtuber? | ceo: @vixenblvd”

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