26 January 2024 , 00:06
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Masuimi Max died at age 45.
The Playboy and Maxim model was found in her Las Vegas-area home when emergency responders responded to an early morning call today. She was found dead on the scene, but police do not currently suspect foul play. According to TMZ, an investigation is still ongoing. Further details are still left vague and friends and fans are left to mourn.
Her friend Ashleeta Beauchamp wrote in tribute: "I’m so grateful we reconnected thank you for mentoring me when I first started out in this industry and giving me opportunities I cannot believe this is real."
The star was set to appear at a Vegas Chaos anniversary event on Jan. 27 at The Dive Bar. The event advertised "gorelesque" performances from Masuimi, Ali, Z Diaboli, and Liilipher. Word on if the event will proceed without Masuimi is unknown for now.
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She's known for her work in Playboy (Getty Images)
The model was set to perform on Saturday (Getty Images)Masuimi started her career back in 2000 and rose to success quickly. She's been featured in a variety of popular magazines beyond the Plaboy world including Alt Magazine and Bizarre Magazine. The star isn't only known for her editorial work as she's also racked up a hefty list of on-screen opportunities.
None of the movies were ever A-list projects, but she still thrived in her roles. Masuimi appeared in Cornman: American Vegetable Hero and Giantess Battle Attack. Her big role was in xXx: State of the Union. While she didn't actually get credited for her contribution, she did get to brush elbows with stars like Samuel L. Jackson and Ice Cube.
The model spent some time trying out acting (Getty Images)
Fans and friends were heartbroken at the news (Getty Images)In her more recent career, she's kept up the scandalous nature of her work, adding a very alternative and rock aesthetic. Masuimi was often seen hanging out with musicians around the Vegas area, partying it up and having fun.
A fan wrote: "If it's true, RIP Goddess. You left a massive imprint on this world."
It appears that Masuimi's work will live on as fans continue to find out about her work. One wrote on her Instagram post: "Seems I'm just learning about you in death but I love your photography and I hope you're in a better place."
Another fan said: "Rest in paradise lovely! I always thought you were such a rock star. I'm so saddened to hear of your passing. You will be missed."