A 21-year-old TikTok influencer and beauty queen tragically died after opening her parachute too late on her first solo skydiving expedition on Saturday.
Tanya Pardazi, who is known as ‘adventurous’, died while completing her first solo dive with Skydive Toronto in Innisfil, Ontario, Canada.
While in the air, the University of Toronto student ‘dropped her parachute at a low altitude’ without adequate time for it to deploy, the skydiving school said.
Skydive Toronto said in a recent statement, ‘parachute athletes are a welcome addition to the skydiving community and will be missed among students’ new friends,’ Skydive Toronto said. .
Pardazi was immediately taken to hospital where she was pronounced dead on arrival. The TikTok beauty is also known as a finalist in 2017 of the Miss Canada pageant.
Tanya Pardazi, 21, died Saturday after failing to open her parachute while completing her first solo dive
Pardazi qualified to do solo diving after she completed her first training with Skydive Toronto in Innisfil, Ontario, Canada
University of Toronto student ‘dropped’ her parachute ‘at low altitude’ without adequate time for it to deploy
Pardazi loves new adventures and skydiving is her latest mission. Skydive Toronto Says She Will Be Missed
Melody Ozgoli remembers her friend like there’s never been a dull moment.
Ozgoli told CTV News Toronto: “Tanya has an interest in anything new and adventurous. ‘Life was too boring for her and she was always trying to do something risky. She really lived every second to the fullest. ‘
Pardazi completed a day of terrestrial schooling before his death and was eligible to dive solo.
‘This is the biggest shock for us. Very difficult to handle. It’s been a few days, but we still don’t believe it. ‘
Others remember Pardazi as ‘brave’ and popular among the crowd.
Kimia Sepanlou told CTV News Toronto: “Everybody who meets her thinks her world.
‘Whenever we see her, we know we’re on an adventure because she doesn’t like letting herself or those closest to her get bored.’
She attended the University of Toronto majoring in philosophy. She has shared many of her thoughts online with her nearly 100k TikTok followers
Pardazi’s friends remembered her as never dull. Pardazi refuses to get bored and always plans an adventure, her friends say
Pardazi is famous among 100k followers on TikTok. She posts rambling videos about ancient aliens, art history, and animal science.
Her last video, posted on August 22, is about Tetris and a puzzle she completed with Adderall’s help.
Fans of the influencer reacted to her death in disbelief.
‘Rest in peace my friend,’ one fan wrote. I’m sorry you were taken away from us so soon. I hope the afterlife is all you imagine and more, until we meet again. ‘
Another added, ‘I really can’t believe she’s gone. I have never met her but she is a huge inspiration to me. ‘
Pardazi’s death is still a shock to her friends, who can’t believe she’s gone.
Pardazi’s death comes more than a month after a skydiver showed off his final moments before he was killed in a crash in southeastern Brazil.
Andrius Jamaico, 38, died after falling off a roof in the city of Boituva, São Paulo on July 19.
Footage obtained by Brazil’s TV Globo network shows Jamaico receiving instructions from a skydiving instructor, Paulo Mirkai, as the businessman prepares to jump out of the plane with other skydivers.
Jamaico jumped out of the plane with Mirkai holding onto his arms and legs and at one point confirmed to the instructor that he knew the location of the breakaway handle by touching the lever.
The skydiving instructor, who was fitted with a camera on his helmet, then released Jamaico, who seemed to have gained control before he suddenly stared to spin around.
The instructor was able to grab Jamaico’s leg but he lost his grip.
Jamaico, who had only parachuted for the third time, continued to spin as the instructor deployed his parachute with the landing spot rapidly approaching.
He fell about 6,500 feet from the sky and hit the mansion’s zinc roofing before falling to the ground. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Andrius Jamaico only skydive for the third time since he was killed after crashing into the top of a house on July 19 in São Paulo, Brazil
A still image from the video shows Andrius Jamaico skydiving moments before he appeared to lose control, falling atop the house where he was killed in São Paulo, Brazil, on July 19. Authorities The cause of the crash is still under investigation, but the sheriff said the 38-year-old was unable to open the parachute correctly.
