DD4L Dancer Shakira Gatlin Dies Aged 18

Shakira Gatlin, a member of the Dancing Dolls for Life (DDFL), has died. In a social media post on February 3, her mother, Erica Robinson, confirmed her death. The 18-year-old was reportedly shot, according to the Facebook post.

Gatlin and her late father were featured in a photo shared by Gatlin’s mother. In matching red t-shirts, the two appeared to be standing next to each other.

Gatlin was shot at Barnes Street in Jackson, according to Jackson police. On Thursday, at 8:40 p.m., the incident occurred.

Shakira Gatlin Bio

Since 2015, the youngster has been a member of DDFL. Her group’s head co-captain and drillmaster were recently promoted to her. DDFL is a dance company that specializes in hip-hop dancing and other forms of dance. The company is most well-known for its online videos.

Over 419k people have liked the company’s Facebook page. The dance studio is also the subject of a reality show. In 2014, the dance-based show Bring It! was released.

Shakira Gatlin’s father died in September, according to Robinson’s social media post. The cause of his death has yet to be determined.

Shakira Gatlin’s friends have since taken to social media to pay their respects to the late dancer. On Facebook, several “RIP” comments have been posted.

Who was responsible for the death of the DDFL dancer?

The Hinds County Coroner, Sharon Grisham Stewart, stated that Shakira Gatlin was shot while a loaded gun was being mishandled in her presence.

In connection with Gatline’s death, a juvenile male has been questioned. He told authorities that it was an accident, according to WLBT.

This isn’t the first time someone in the area has been shot. The shooting of Gatlin took place near Zoe’s Restaurant. Previously, two people were shot, one of whom was killed near the area.

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