The star had been battling stage 4 lung cancer.
Twenty-four-year-old Afrikaans rapper, Angelique “Angie Oeh” Greeff has died.Her death was confirmed by fellow musician Pierre-Henri “Peach” van Pletzen.
“Our dearest Angie is gone. She died yesterday, 19 Aug, at 17:24 in PTA at the age of 24. Her fiancé, mother and I were with her until the end and she was in no pain.” Van Pletzen described Greeff as “an incredible person who in a very short time made a big impact on many people’s lives”. “Under that seemingly tough exterior was one of the softest and most beautiful people I’ve ever met. Life is so fragile and unpredictable”.Get all the latest news in your inbox.
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