Friends of the late looksmaxxer Connor Murphy reportedly attempted to contact his family due to his concerning and bizarre behavior just one day prior to his death.

Connor Murphy, known as a 'looksmaxxer,' was reportedly injecting liquid gold into his body before his death, which a longtime friend suggests may have contributed to psychosis.

American online fitness influencer Connor Murphy, known for his large YouTube following, has reportedly died in a drowning incident in Thailand.

Investigators are piecing together the final hours of YouTuber Connor Murphy, with unused syringes and unidentified pills found, while also examining his alleged girlfriend and a documentary he was producing before his death.

Austin Wayne, a close friend of the late fitness influencer Connor Murphy, disclosed that Murphy's controversial 'looksmaxxing' persona was largely an act created for content, remembering him as a calm and genuine person.

A video revealed the shocking state of influencer Connor Murphy's rental home in Thailand, showing black tar-like substances, paint-streaked walls, and overflowing trash following his sudden drowning.

Influencer Connor Murphy has died at 32, with reports detailing his looksmaxxing content and the circumstances surrounding his death. Following his passing, a video allegedly showing him saying 'I'm dying every second' has resurfaced, alongside new images revealing the condition of his Thailand home, providing a chilling look into his final days.

YouTuber Connor Murphy reportedly believed injecting gold would grant him special powers before his death in Thailand. He died after fleeing police and entering a lake, with authorities awaiting autopsy and toxicology results.

Andrew Tate has publicly attributed influencer Connor Murphy's death to his past use of Ayahuasca, claiming the psychedelic substance caused mental instability before the tragedy, sparking online debate.