All about the death of Young Dolph, partner of Mia Jaye!
- Mia Jaye is the partner of late rapper Young Dolph
- She shares two children with her late partner
- Young was shot outside a local cookie shop in Memphis, Tennessee
Mia Jaye is heartbroken from the death of her longtime partner Young Dolph! She broke her silence on the death of her boyfriend. Furthermore, she thanked everyone for the prayer and support for the death of Young. He was shot outside of a local cookie shop in Memphis, Tennessee at the age of 36.
She also wrote on her Instagram story,
“Thank you to everyone for all of your prayers, love, support, calls, messages… I may not see them all but when my eyes are not full of tears, I catch a few… Nonetheless, all the genuine positive vibes, energy, and prayers are welcome… because Lord knows I need them…”
Two people are being suspected in the shooting of Dolph as a security camera captured footage of two armed individuals exiting a white, two-door Mercedes Benz. But there has not been any arrest made on the case. Police further said,
“The suspects approached the victim while he was inside the business and shot the victim several times. The suspects then fled the scene,”
However, the death of Memphis rapper Young Dolph occurred on 17th November 2021. The police have asked the public for patience and calm as they are investigating the matter.
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Children of Mia Jayes
Mia Jayes and Young Dolph have two children. Also, they have a daughter and a son. Young was a family man who loved spending time with his family. During the 2020 lockdown, he enjoyed time with his family. He disclosed that they had gunfights, a trampoline, and watched movies.
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Short bio on Young Dolph
Young Dolph is an American rapper. King of Memphis, his 2016 debut album, reached its highest position on the Billboard 200 chart at number 49.
Some of the singles are Get Paid (2016), Bagg (2017), While U Here (2017), and Major (2018). Read more bio…