Adult performer, Jay Dymel has passed away.
Falcon Studios has reported on social media that one of its stars, Jay Dymel has passed away after reportedly being placed on life support in hospital. He worked with the studios Falcon and Naked Sword during 2019 – his latest scene was released on Naked Sword last week.
Falcon Studios took to social media to write, “It is with great sadness to inform the passing of @jay_dymel today! Our thoughts go out to Jay’s family, friends and partner @RyanStoneXxX”
It is with great sadness to inform the passing of @jay_dymel today! Our thoughts go out to Jay’s family, friends and partner @RyanStoneXxX A GoFundMe has been created in Jay’s honor and can be accessed at the link below ❤️
— Falcon Studios (@FalconStudiosPR) June 13, 2019
The cause of his death is unknown, although it is known that the performer was in hospital and placed on life support before his death. He had been active on social media up to three days before being in a coma, when he was celebrating Pride Month with his partner Ryan Stone.
Ryan wrote a heartbreaking message on Twitter following the news of Jay’s death saying, “Words can not describe what is going through my head. I just want him to come back.
“I want him to be next to me when I wake up. I want to kiss him. I want to hug him and I just want him. I love you, baby, you’re everywhere. In everything I do. Everyday”.
Words can not describe what is going through my head. I just want him to come back. I want him to be next to me when I wake up. I want to kiss him. I want to hug him and I just want him. 🥺🥺
I love you baby ❤️❤️
you’re everywhere. In everything i do. Everyday ❤️❤️❤️🌈🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈 pic.twitter.com/8nGz3fTlm4— Ryan Stone (@RyanStoneXxX) June 15, 2019
A GoFund me page has been set up to help out with the cost of his funeral.
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