Beloved star died today after she’s caught in ‘dust devil’ during plane jump

Beloved skydiving instructor Devrey LaRiccia-Chase, 28, tragically passed away after a “dust devil” disrupted her final tandem jump at Skydive Perris, California. Her husband, athlete Freddy Chase, shared that the tiny whirlwind caused her parachute to spin uncontrollably, leading to a crash landing. Despite efforts to save her, LaRiccia-Chase succumbed to her injuries at the hospital.

Freddy, known for his daring stunts, posted a heartfelt tribute: “You were too perfect for this world.” A GoFundMe for her family has raised over $53,000, with supporters honoring her bright spirit.

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