Adult Film Star Lina Bina, Known as MissJohnDough, Dies at 24 in Florida

Lina Marie Bina, widely known as MissJohnDough, a 24-year-old adult film star and social media influencer, passed away on August 5, 2025, in her Florida home, as confirmed by the Polk County Medical Examiner’s Office. Her death, first reported by WorldstarHipHop on August 6, 2025, followed a cryptic X post on August 1 where she wrote, “sorry i’ve been so ghost i’m going through a lot of shit rn,” hinting at personal struggles.

According to her sister, Monique Yuvic, Lina died due to complications from a blood clot in her heart and neck, though official medical reports remain pending, fueling speculation. Some sources, like Hypefresh, suggest the clot may have stemmed from a third Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) procedure, a claim unconfirmed by her family. BBLs carry a high mortality risk, with a 1 in 4,000 death rate from complications like pulmonary fat embolisms, as seen in cases like Ahmonique Miller’s 2024 death in Miami.

Born on March 15, 2001, in Houston, Texas, Lina rose to fame on TikTok with her bold humor, amassing over 195,000 followers across Instagram and TikTok. She later transitioned to OnlyFans, where her authentic voice and adult content earned an estimated net worth of $200,000 to $1 million. Her friend, influencer Coco Bliss, shared emotional tributes on Instagram Stories, writing, “You left us too soon @imlinabina,” alongside clips of them together. Her cousin, Miguel Santiago, posted on TikTok, “It’s so tragic… Keep your family close.”

The adult entertainment community, reeling from recent losses like Vitoria Beatriz, 28, and Kylie Page, 28, has sparked discussions about industry pressures, mental health, and cosmetic surgery risks. X posts, such as @SN_Honduras, mourned her loss, while others, per Distractify, included cruel comments shaming her profession. Fans like @GudaExperience called for respect, emphasizing her legacy as a “fearless creator.” Lina’s death underscores the need for better healthcare access for sex workers and stricter oversight of cosmetic procedures.

Source: African Publicity