Millionaire influencer dies after p*nis enlargement surgery in Thailand goes wrong
Igho ‘Tiny’ Ubiribo was on holiday with his wife when he got the procedure
An influencer has died after undergoing p*nis enlargement surgery that went wrong. He had been on holiday with his wife when he got the procedure.
A London inquest heard how 43-year-old British-Nigerian influencer Igho Ubiribo, known as “Tiny”, was injected with 40 millilitres of hyaluronic acid and lidocaine at an unnamed Thai clinic in March. He and his wife, fashion designer Danielle Simba Allen, were staying at the Marriott hotel in Bangkok when he decided to have the operation.
Following the procedure, he went for a massage, and there started to complain of chest pains and he passed out twice. Igho was taken to a local hospital by ambulance, and is said to have been “able to answer questions normally”. He was then recommended for a CT scan, but lost consciousness before this could be performed.
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Doctors were made aware of the fillers he had, as well as a London doctor providing details of his medical history. Doctors determined Igho had suffered a pulmonary embolism, a clot blocking a blood vessel in the lungs, and he was moved to the intensive care unit. There, CPR was performed for 100 minutes, but Igho was pronounced dead.
A postmortem was later carried out in the UK, and found material consistent with the p*nis filler in his lungs and concluded that the procedure caused his embolism. The p*nis enlargement surgery is known to be dangerous, and warnings have said it can come with a number of complications.
According to reports, Igho’s funeral was later held in Kensington, and he was buried in a $600k gold coffin. Igho had 185k Instagram followers, and was known for sharing insight into his rich lifestyle. He reportedly owned a $1.1million mansion in Los Angeles, and had a west London apartment worth $600k.
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