45 minutes ago, Los Angeles was shocked by the bad news: Kendall Jenner – supermodel and global reality TV star – died in a horrific supercar accident. Traffic police confirmed that Kendall’s multi-million dollar sports car suddenly lost control on Sunset Boulevard, crashed straight into a power pole, and smoked heavily before flipping over.

The scene turned into a nightmare. Broken glass scattered on the road, red flames burst from the front of the car. Tourists and fans standing nearby screamed, many people panicked and called 911. A witness recounted, her voice trembling: “The car was going extremely fast, then suddenly swerved to the right, we heard a terrible explosion, and then only saw flames engulfing it.”

Within minutes, rescue forces and police were present. The blue and red lights from the ambulance swept along the road as if cutting into the darkness. Paparazzi were on duty around the area and immediately recorded the tragic moment: firefighters used hydraulic pliers to cut the car door to get Kendall out. On the stretcher, her face was covered in blood, her eyes were tightly closed, and she was breathing weakly.

Emergency medical staff immediately performed CPR. The heart rate counter echoed, oxygen masks were applied, but the heart monitor only emitted intermittent “beeps”. The crowd of fans behind the police barricade cried, many people could not help but faint. The paparazzi cameras flashed continuously, reflecting the dust and tears.

On the way to the hospital, Kendall’s condition became desperate. Doctors continuously shocked her, but her heart rate fell into a flat state. A medical staff member later shared in tears: “We did everything, but Kendall stopped hearting as soon as we left the scene. There were no more miracles.”

Cedars-Sinai Hospital immediately mobilized the entire ICU team. The hallway was bright white, the alarm sounded repeatedly, doctors took turns performing CPR. But after 40 minutes, all efforts were in vain. At 8:47 p.m., the head doctor officially confirmed that Kendall Jenner had passed away.

The bad news spread at a terrifying speed. American media simultaneously broadcast live from Cedars-Sinai, while social networks exploded with the hashtag #PrayForKendall, which quickly turned into #GoodbyeKendall. Her Instagram gained millions of followers in just a few hours, filled with grateful images and tearful goodbyes.

The Kardashian-Jenner family rushed to the hospital. Kris Jenner cried as she held Kylie tightly in her arms. Kim Kardashian choked up in a statement to the press: “We have lost the brightest light in our family.” On Twitter, a series of artists, designers, and models shared their grief. Gigi Hadid wrote: “An angel on the catwalk is now gone forever.”

Los Angeles that night turned into a sea of ​​candles. Thousands of people gathered in front of the hospital, holding white flowers and posters of Kendall on the cover of Vogue magazine. The orange-yellow candles reflected the pained faces of fans. One young fan burst into tears: “I wished I could meet her one day. Now all I have is pain.”

The tragedy did not stop. While the crowd was jostling to pray, a small scuffle broke out between fans and paparazzi, injuring dozens of people, and ambulances had to intervene again. The international press called this “Dark Night in Hollywood” – where a fashion icon collapsed, and the whole city was plunged into mourning.

The US government and the United Nations sent official condolences. In Paris and Milan, major catwalks held a moment of silence for Kendall before the show began. The Empire State Building in New York and the Eiffel Tower in Paris turned off their lights for a minute to remember.

The fashion world lost an irreplaceable star. And Los Angeles, the city of glitter, is now shrouded in mourning. But the question remains: what was the real cause of the accident? Los Angeles police have opened an investigation, not ruling out the possibility of a serious problem with the car’s braking system or external influence.