Was Rebecca Luna Married? What we know about TikToker’s family as she dies following young onset Alzheimer’s diagnosis

Rebecca Luna (Image via TikTok/wheredidrebeccago)
Rebecca Luna (Image via TikTok/wheredidrebeccago)

TikTok star Rebecca Luna has passed away at the age of 49 after being diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s. She ended her life after choosing medical assistance in dying (MAID) on July 25.

A post on her TikTok account informed her more than 48,000 followers of her death. It read:

“Rebecca passed away July 25th at approximately 1:15 p.m. surrounded by her loved ones. Thank you for your support and privacy.”

She was a single mother living in British Columbia, according to her GoFundMe page created for her end of life expenses. The page raised over $11,179 out of $20,000 Canadian dollars. Her eldest daughter, Maya announced her death on the page.

Rebecca was not married at the time of her death. In her GoFundMe, she explained that she had been a single mother “all my life.” She first revealed about her diagnosis on TikTok in April 2025. At that time, she was 48 years old.

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Everything you need to know about Rebecca Luna’s family

Rebecca Luna shared all the information related to her Alzheimer’s diagnosis with her TikTok followers. She described herself as someone with high morale who wanted to keep things light and funny. She answered questions related to pursuing MAID on her TikTok.

The Canadian TikToker had a loving family including her two daughters and her mother. She was diagnosed with a rare form of Alzheimer’s, called Young Onset Alzheimer’s Disease at the age of 46. Her neurologist gave her a five- to seven-year expectancy.

On her GoFundMe page, Rebecca Luna shared that her family has been “devastated” on hearing the news. She further mentioned:

“All funds will go towards rent/food and medical expenses until I pass. Any funds left will go directly to my two beautiful children. I am terrified to leave them, for them to be alone, but also to be alone with no financial security. Any and all help is received with immense gratitude.”

Rebecca Luna’s mother initially struggled to accept the diagnosis and was in denial until Luna shared the doctor’s clinical notes confirming Alzheimer’s. In a 2025 interview, she referred to her partner who had been supportive in her journey but did not reveal their identity.

Luna was lucky enough to meet her idol and pop star Lily Allen in person. She shared that meeting her was on her bucket list. Luna posted a TikTok video asking if she could take a photo with the singer. She described it as “the best experience” of her life.

In a July 22 post, Rebecca Luna made an announcement that her death date has been rescheduled from early August to July 25 at 10 am. She said in her final video:

“Prior to the dates changing, for the last year and a half has been legally and medically not my choice. But for the last two weeks I’ve been making the decision.”

And continued:

“it’s a hard decision to make, because I’m living in a body that doesn’t feel comfortable, safe, good, nothing. It feels terrible. And so the idea of waiting two weeks felt like too much. This is when I get to prioritize myself, and I haven’t done that my whole life.”

Rebecca Luna emphasized in the video that she had “suffered enough” in this world. She concluded with a final message to her followers. She said:

““I hope if I leave this planet that’s the only thing I teach — and that’s the only thing that somebody gets something out of — is that you just need to act your way into loving yourself. If I can do it, you can do it too.”

Luna has kept most of the details of her life as private.

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Edited by Aastha Dass