Valencia Prime passes out on stage during performance, dies mysteriously

Valencia Prime, a well-known drag performer from Philadelphia, died on Monday after collapsing during a performance at a popular bar in Center City.

Police stated that a 30-year-old woman became ill in the club and ultimately passed unexpectedly at Jefferson Hospital; they did not give a name or any other details. After a weekly performance at Tabu Lounge & Sports Bar on South 12th Street, Prime, the owner of Prime Time and other renowned Philly Drag Showcases, passed out. After being transported to a hospital, Prime passed away. It is uncertain what caused her death.

Tabu's Owner and Prime's Mother Posted About the Star's Death

Prime passed out on stage, according to Tabu owner Jeffrey Scotland. The venue made a social media tribute in Prime's honor, who was a well-known and rising performer. She was friendly and positive all the time.

In another post, the bar said they are in touch with Prime's family to get their approval and participation in a potential tribute show.

Prime's mother, Christiana Marcus-McRae, also shared the heartbreaking news of her daughter's loss on Facebook. She claimed to have given birth to her second kid at 7:58 p.m. on April 2, 1993, and she is currently preparing for her burial.

A GoFundMe Page Created to Support Prime's Funeral Expenses
Nikita Sinnn Monroe, Prime's friend, and fellow singer created the GoFundMe page to assist the star's family with funeral expenses. Monroe also posted about the tragic death of her companion. She pleaded with followers and friends to help Prime's family during these difficult moments in the post.
Dr. Timaree Schmit, a burlesque performer, and sexuality educator, also respected Prime on Twitter. She praised Prime's qualities and abilities in the post.

Drag performer Brittany Lynn also expressed her sympathy for Prime. She was mindful of Prime's commitment to serving everyone and admired it.

FAQs
1. How much money has been raised thus far on GoFundMe?
To assist Prime's mother with burial costs, friends launched a GoFundMe account, which has already raised over $10,000.