Tragic last Instagram post of Flow La Movie’s girlfriend shows her on jet before crash killed couple and their son
THE girlfriend of music producer Flow La Movie uploaded a snap of herself lounging on a plush jet – just a week before the couple and their son died in a plane crash.
The artist, his longtime partner Debbie Jimenez and their four-year-old were on board the jet that crashed in Santo Domingo on Wednesday, killing nine in total.
Flow and Jimenez had been in a relationship for seven years.
Weeks before the tragedy, she uploaded a series of snaps relaxing on a plush plane.
It's not known if she was onboard the same jet that crashed earlier this week.
She captioned the post: “And if no one believes in you, go and show them how much you do it. I love you so much.”
Jimenez was the owner of her own Florida-based clothing line, Stilo by Debbie - a fashion brand that produced trendy womenswear and kids' clothes.
She also amassed a large following on social media sites such as Instagram, where she has 200,000 followers.
In October, Jimenez posted several sweet snaps as the couple marked their anniversary.
She wrote: Wow! How the time flies! It's been 7 years together! They say it's easy but only those close to us know everything we've been through to get where God has allowed us to be today, we're the best team!
"I thank God for these years with you, for giving us a beautiful family and blessing us always!
"I love you so much Daddy [...] for many more years together.”
Flow branded his partner the “love of his life” in a separate touching post.
The Puerto Rican music producer, Jimenez, and their son were on board the plush Gulfstream IV private jet when it went down outside Las Americas International Airport.
Their relationship with the music producer and his family remains unknown.
'LOVE OF MY LIFE'
Pilot Luis Tancredo, 47, co-pilot Emilio Herrera, 32, and stewardess Veronica Estrella, 26, also perished in the tragedy.
The jet was en-route to Orlando, having departed Las Isabela International Airport.
Minutes after takeoff, the plane needed to make an emergency landing.
The cause of the crash remains unknown as Brigadier General Enmanuel Souffront Tamayo, director of the Air Accidents Investigative Commission, said it’s “premature” to establish the cause of the accident.
Tributes poured in after news of the star and his family's deaths broke.
Colombian artist J Balvin, known as the "Prince of Reggaeton," said: "José Ángel, thanks for your good vibes always. Rest in peace."
Music producer Raphy Pina said: "What a great pain dear God.
"A warrior, his family and crew lost their lives on a flight. Condolences to all of his loves [sic] ones. Horrible event! RIP! How bad."
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Flow is best known for the track Te Boté which stars rappers Nio García, Darell and Casper Mágico.
The hit was later remixed by the artists Nicky Jam, Bad Bunny, and Ozuna.
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