You will live forever.According to his partner, Eckhoff had to be rescued by divers after not coming back up (Image: For the latest breaking news and stories from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here. While a third commented: “Thanks for all the joy you brought us. Subscribers have paid tribute to Eckhoff underneath his last video, with one writing: “We will never forget the joy you brought us! Warm thoughts to the family.”Īnother said: “Rest in peace, thanks for making everyone’s day better, Tor.” We have endless good memories, and we miss you so indescribable!” “Thank you for all you have been to Johannes and me. "On Saturday night John and I were with you when the doctors in the hospital turned off all the machines that kept your body going. “They did everything they could to bring you back to life, but you had been underwater for too long. “In the end, you were picked up by divers and sent by air ambulance to Ullevål hospital. You ended up in the ice water, and this time you didn't get back up, like you did so many times before! You messaged me when you arrived, with pictures of yourself and the water.
You should also film a little, which you should use in a video on YouTube. “You went to a water near Kongsberg, and you looked forward to skating. In a post on Facebook, translated from Norwegian, Skjerven said: “My dearest Tor. He has been everything to me and to our son.” His partner Tove Skjerven told the news outlet: “We miss him terribly much, and it is a loss that will never let go. Police said a witness called emergency services when they heard shouts, and they believed the accident occurred in connection to a video recording.ĭespite being rushed to hospital, Eckhoff died the next day (Saturday 27 November), Norwegian newspaper Verdens Gang reports. Tragically, just days after sharing the clip with his 1.2 million subscribers, Eckhoff fell through ice at Jakobs Dam outside Kongsberg. Tor traditionally made videos declaring that he was not dead on his birthday. He knocked back several shots of vodka and some ‘tea liquor’ and also filmed himself kissing a tree and wearing a plastic bag over his head. Tor Eckhoff, who was better known by his YouTube username Apetor, uploaded a video on 22 November entitled 'I Am Not Dead, I Am 57 Today', in which he could be seen in a bathtub outdoors with the number 57 written on his head. A YouTuber tragically died just days after posting a video telling his followers that he wasn’t dead.
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