Ukrainian blogger Nata Lime (real name — Nataliia Liubarenko), who had lived in the United Arab Emirates for a long time and gained popularity through her YouTube videos, has died at the age of 31. The tragedy was reported by her close friend, blogger Yevhen Bilozorov, who stated that she fell from a balcony in Dubai, reports Baltimore Chronicle.
In a social media post, Bilozorov wrote that he found it hard to believe in the death of his colleague, with whom he had recently spoken and reminisced about the past. He described Lime as a kind, sincere, and bright person, sometimes naive, which attracted millions of followers to her. According to him, in recent years the blogger had deliberately withdrawn from public life, and only those closest to her knew about the tragedy.
The first rumors about Nata Lime’s death appeared after photos of her grave were published, showing the date of death as April 29, 2025. The images indicate that the burial site is in Ukraine, as suggested by the forested surroundings and the inscription in Ukrainian on the plaque.
What Nata Lime’s grave looks like (screenshot)
How Nata Lime died
A screenshot allegedly showing a conversation with her husband, Artem Liubarenko, has circulated online, in which he claims that the blogger committed suicide. Users have speculated that she had been out of contact for a long time due to depression that might have developed after breaking up with her partner. There is no official confirmation of this version.
Later, Bilozorov clarified in comments that Lime died as a result of falling from a balcony, but whether this happened accidentally or intentionally — “only Natasha knows.”
Zhenya Bilozorov on the death of Nata Lime (screenshot)
What is known about Nata Lime
According to publicly available data, Nata Lime had 566,000 followers on Instagram, and her two YouTube channels had more than 1.7 million subscribers. Her humorous sketches once attracted millions of views, but since 2021 she had rarely appeared in the public space and led a private life in Dubai.
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