The Venezuelan nation is in mourning, since the death of model Ariana Viera, who died after suffering a complicated car accident on July 13 in Florida, has been made public. The 26-year-old girl could not recover from all the injuries caused by the head-on collision with a truck and she died hours later in the hospital surrounded by her loved ones.
According to different media reports, Viera fell asleep at the wheel and collided with a truck in Lake Nona, Orlando. Although she did not disclose the official cause of the car accident, the mother of the mannequin shared in an interview with Telemundo31 that her daughter was "fatigued" and that is why she fell "asleep" while she was driving .
''They revived her and she had a heart attack, but they revived her again. When they were going to take her to intensive care for trauma, she was already there, "explained the mother of the late Miss Venezuela in the interview.
The mother of the deceased said that she was having a very bad time with the loss of her greatest vital support and explained that Viera was a person who gave herself to others: "She was always my support, my friend, my Achilles heel. She helped too many people, she would stop doing anything to help or listen to someone."
For his part, the young woman's father, who lives in Peru, suffered a lot when he was unable to attend his daughter's funeral and say goodbye. The man was unable to travel to the United States because the necessary humanitarian visa to enter the country was not accepted until a day after the burial.
The fans of the young woman are still in shock with her death. It should be noted that Viera was building her career little by little and that she was one of the most famous names to participate in the Miss Latin America 2023 and Miss World 2023 pageants.
Last May, the young woman uploaded a video that went unnoticed among her followers, but which has now set off all the alarms. In said piece, she Viera refers to her future funeral: "Recording myself for my future funeral because I am always the one who takes the videos, nobody takes them from me."
The deceased uploaded said publication to her official Instagram account following a network trend in which millions of people around the world make montages of themselves looking good and acting as if someone was recording them. ''How I laughed doing this. Feeling funny today '', wrote the young woman as a title, hinting that when she uploaded it, it was unthinkable to believe that she would die a couple of months later.
