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Remember the viral video for “Obey the Walrus”? Let’s talk about the clip where a woman appeared with a clown on her head and music edited in a dark way. What about him? The actress who appeared in him, died. He died Sandie Crisp – The Goddess Bunny-, protagonist of the video, at 61 years old. We tell you what we know about this death.
According to information rescued from accounts of artists who have shared their condolences, as well as netizens, Sandie Crisp died two days ago at the age of 61, after a long battle with polio.
One of the celebrities who lamented the news was Llana De Rei. He shared a farewell message:
“You meant everything to my sister and Hunter, that’s why you meant so much to me. Thank you for bringing so much joy into their lives,” King Wool wrote in an Instagram post alongside photos of Sandie.
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In addition, through the gofoundme platform, a person close to the actress named Hunter asks for donations for the funeral service of the famous.
“Sandie’s last years were placed in a living situation that we could barely call‘ living. ’She was placed in a state-paid assisted living home in a small, troubled room. “Insects. We feel that if she couldn’t live in a palace here on earth, I hope we can give her a kingdom to immortalize her spirit forever,” Hunter points out.
Who was Sandie Crisp from He obeys the Walrus?
Sandie Crisp, also known as “The Goddess Bunny”. She developed her whole life as a trans actress who participated in many audiovisual products, mainly independently. However, beyond his viral video – horror – “Obey the Walrus”, he also stood out with his participation in music videos of Marilyn Manson and Cypress Hill.
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