Tabitha Gatwiri‘s sudden death left her family and friends in shock, as emerging details reveal the possible cause behind her demise.

Gatwiri, who had been involved in a car accident months prior to her death, is believed to have developed a medical condition that may have contributed to the tragedy.

A close source revealed that Gatwiri had been experiencing seizures, a condition possibly triggered by injuries sustained during the accident.

“The car rolled over and was written off, but they didn’t go to hospital assuming they had no injuries.

Three months after the accident, Gatwiri developed a certain condition like epilepsy.

She used to fall badly and have seizures,” the source revealed.

According to the source, Gatwiri once fell at home in front of her mother and boyfriend, which is why her family always wanted her never to be alone.

“Her sisters were forced to go stay with her, but the day she died, they weren’t around.

Doctors revealed she died due to lack of oxygen to the brain and used to take a lot of painkillers which might have contributed to her death,” the source revealed.

Doctors reportedly indicated that Gatwiri’s death was caused by insufficient oxygen supply to the brain, a condition medically known as hypoxia.

This revelation dismisses earlier speculation that Gatwiri might have been poisoned.

Medical professionals categorically ruled out foul play, pointing instead to her underlying health condition as the likely cause of her untimely demise.

Gatwiri’s lifeless body was discovered by her brother, who raised the alarm after realizing she was unresponsive.

At the time of her death, her long-term boyfriend, identified as Dave, was in Kisumu for work.

The accident that preceded her death had reportedly caused lingering complications, though the full extent of her injuries remains unclear.

The aftermath, however, saw her battling health challenges that culminated in the tragic incident.