11-year-old dies because of online trend – now family is warning others about the household item that took his life

An 11-year-old boy, Tommie-Lee Billington, tragically passed away after participating in a dangerous TikTok trend. His family is now warning others about the deadly consequences of such online challenges.

Tommie was at a friend’s house when they decided to “huff” harmful substances like dry shampoo and deodorant, which can cause a high. Tragically, Tommie’s heart stopped immediately, and he died on the spot.

His mother, Sherry, has urged parents to talk to their children about the dangers of such trends. She shared her heartache on Facebook, saying, “This cost my son his life. Please talk to your children about the consequences.”

Tommie’s death follows similar incidents, including the deaths of two teenage girls from the same challenge. His family hopes his story will help prevent further tragedies. Rest in peace, Tommie.

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