Auntie Fee the YouTube Sensation “good ass chicken,” sudden Death at the age of 59!!! Her Cause of Death and Popularity…Know about it all!
Auntie Fee, the YouTube Sensation “good ass chicken,” expired at the age of 59.
The sad news has taken all the fans to mourn her death. Auntie Fee, the viral video sensation who is also known as Chef Sista Girl, has died nearly a week after suffering a massive heart attack … according to her son.
The Sudden Death
Fee’s son Tavis Hunter announced her death via his social media handle, Facebook. He posted late at night,
“god made the decision to take my mother home where its peace & Joy and I’m okay with that.”
Tavis, Fee’s son, is the channel’s cameraman too.
He wrote,
“Thank you for all the prayers and hope, It did all it can do and now god made the decision to take my mother home where its peace & Joy and I’m okay with that, She can finally Be happy. Rip Momma Felicia Auntie Fee O’Dell I love you and you was my twin, When u was going through it, i went through it, and now its time for you to relax and watch me do it baby.”
Fee’s real name is Felicia O’Dell. She was placed on life support after suffering from a massive heart attack on Tuesday, according to TMZ.
She was taken to Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. Fee became an internet sensation in 2014 for her unique cooking videos on YouTube. She quickly became known for her “good ass chicken” and “sweet treats for the kids” videos.
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Cause of Death
The fee was admitted to Harbor-UCLA Medical Center in the South Bay area of Southern California after suffering a massive heart attack. On Tuesday night, TMZ mistakenly reported she had died and her fans mourned her on Facebook, where she has more than 700k followers.
Fame of Felicia O’Dell
The fee came along with fame some people criticized her. Some called her illiterate, unsanitary, and unscripted. She was called a bad example for other black folks. Critics also noted that the dishes she cooked were loaded with butter, sugar, and grease and would send one to an early grave. However, the criticism didn’t matter, the cause wouldn’t and didn’t change.
In an interview with a Times article in 2015, she said,
“I’m gonna keep it 100 and be me. Ain’t nobody gonna tell me I gotta do this, I gotta do that,”
The above video is about her and her son debuting in the Steve Harvey show where they had lots of fun.
She rose to fame for her budget-friendly cooking tips and being real, real comfortable in front of the camera to the point where she had no problem throwing a cuss word or two in whenever it felt good. She said,
“If you don’t have crescent rolls, you can use any kind of cheap a– donuts or whatever, it doesn’t matter. I don’t know what the f*ck this is, it’s just something sweet for the f*cking kids.”
One of her most viewed videos, which currently has more than 2 million views, is about feeding a family of seven with just $3.35.
Her brother, June O’Dell, told the Times that Fee refused to change her eating habits. She liked to say she took after her father. His father also ate everything he ever wanted and lived to be 99 years old.
“It turns out she took after our mother, who struggled with high blood pressure and diabetes,”
R.I.P Auntie Fee, You will always be remembered.
Short bio of Auntie Fee
Auntie Fee was an American YouTube personality and online cooking show star. She created more than 50 videos on her YouTube channel, titled ‘Cooking With Auntie Fee.’ Auntie Fee made appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, The Steve Harvey Show and TMZ. She also had roles on the TV show Real Husbands of Hollywood and the movie Barbershop 3. Fee died aged 59 due to a heart attack. More bio…
