ALBAWABA - A post showed an Australian DJ and OnlyFans star Courtney Mills dancing next to a railing before she plunged to her death from a balcony.
Courtney Mills, 37, fell from a balcony at a Kuta apartment complex on Friday when she was in Bali visiting her two dogs.
She underwent numerous emergency procedures at the hospital after sustaining severe injuries, and she passed away two days later in the presence of her loved ones.
Ms. Mills posted her final image on her Instagram profile five days before she passed away, showing her kissing her followers and dancing to Aqua's 1990s hit song, Barbie Girl.
The post reappeared after it became clear that Ms. Mills had narrowly avoided death twice in the years before her tragic drop.
The 37-year-old's sister, Kiani, and mother, Diane, planed to Bali to visit her in the hospital.
Kiana posted on social media, "She lost the fight at 6:38 am Bali time after multiple surgeries and being on life support."
"We are incredibly appreciative of their unwavering support and care for Court during her hospital stay."
Less than two years had passed since Ms. Mills suffered a brain hemorrhage in 2023 after falling down a set of stairs in Bali.
While attending a wedding in Bali in 2018, Ms. Mills was involved in a scooter accident that seriously injured her ex-boyfriend.
Since then, condolences have been pouring in for Ms. Mills' dance video in a pink bikini.
- Courtney Mills Instagram profile
I'm still reeling from the shocking news. A gifted DJ and person who passed away far too soon. One commenter said, "RIP Courtney."
She exuded happiness. The news was devastating, particularly given her young age.
Before returning to Melbourne and relocating with her family, Ms. Mills lived in Bali for a number of years, considering it her second home.
Before starting a global career, the beloved DJ spun music at some of Melbourne's best clubs, such as Metropol, Cushion, Secret Garden, Hotel Barkley, and Motel Eve.
As she battled back tears, her mother, Diane Mayne, told Nine News, "She was beautiful, big-hearted, happy, and go lucky."
She made the most of her existence. We are grateful that she lived a full life.
- Courtney Mills Instagram profile
According to Kiani, Ms. Mills' sister, authorities have verified that her death was an accident.
"It's simply the mourning and grief of a life lost way too early," she said.
"Her fans and the music she produced both reflected her genuine happiness."
"It seemed like everything else in the world was irrelevant the moment she stepped behind those decks."
"The most lovely thing we have been able to do for the past few days is sit and reminisce about the incredible life that she lived and how full it was," Kiani told the Herald Sun.
She would put in endless hours of driving, only going to DJ for an hour.
To her, her work was more than just a job; it was a life, and she would travel across the nation to accomplish it with such passion.
We saw her light up rooms while she was beneath those decks, which gave her a sense of freedom.
After Ms. Mills' untimely passing, a number of additional family members expressed their sorrow online.
