Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Ken Flores’s stand-up comedian had died of a heart attack at his home in Los Angeles, 28 years old.
Comics based in Chicago are in the middle of a 33-dated butterfly tour when he died on Tuesday afternoon.
Sources of law enforcement confirm to TMZ that Flores suffered a heart attack, with the police setting aside the rotten game.
The rising star has been scheduled to appear tonight at Desert Ridge Improv in Phoenix, Arizona, as part of its national tour which began earlier this month in Portland.
His family announced “past time” in a statement yesterday, asking for privacy when they overcome their loss.
Flores has performed several performances throughout the country in recent weeks, including five shows in Portland, one at Albuquerque, and four in Atlanta.
“With great sad we confirm the death, relatives, and boys, Kenyi Flores,” his family wrote on his Instagram account. “Please respect our current privacy because we are all surprised and destroyed by this loss.”
The comedian has gathered 969,000 followers in all social media platforms, where comedy pieces often become viral on Instagram and Tiktok.
The tour has been scheduled to conclude in San Diego, California, on April 19.
Only a few days before his death, Flores shared his pride in performing consciously during his tour date.
Ken Flores was in the middle of a national tour at the time of his death
Getty
“So I started my tour a few weeks ago and I am proud to say that I have done every show – five in Portland, one in Albuquerque, and four in Atlanta – without a drop of alcohol,” he wrote on X last week.
In the same post, he expressed confidence and nervousness about his upcoming performances, adding: “nervous for phoenix next weekend but I think I get it. I am not too aware of just wanting to relax.”
Comedian’s commitment to appear without alcohol marks significant changes in his approach to direct performances.
Hollywood Improved leads tribute to Flores, sharing photos of his appearance in a historical place.
“We are honored to share your talent on our stage. You are great, and it’s just a matter of time until the whole world sees it. You are also good and extraordinary friends for everything luck enough to know you,” that place the place wrote.
Comedian Neema Naz expressed shocked to the news, wrote: “Tragic loss and destroying the world. Ken is a gem and one day will become a star.”
Actor and comedian Chris D’Alia echoed: “This is terrible. Very talented and good man. We will all miss him.”
Comic comic Carlos Flores shared: “Feeling unreal, I just met you … the most beautiful and funniest man. Rip young legend.”
Foos Gone Wild’s comedy account was posted: “We have lost a very talented and funny FOO. It’s nice to work with him at the FGW comedy shop event.”
Flores, born in Chicago in 1996, grew up in the Humboldt Park environment before his family moved to Aurora.
Latest Development:
Comedian Chris D’Alia is among those who pay tribute
Getty
He began a comedy career creating a YouTube video, with several clips becoming viral in the hip hop star of the world.
At the age of 22, while working at PNC Bank, Flores tried his first open mic at a comedy temple. “If you get that big pop, you get a standard bug and you are addicted,” he once told Gazelle’s comedy.
He continued to C-Create Latin XL, a comedy event designed to provide greater opportunities to Latino comedians in this industry.
His television appearance including Netflix was a daily joke in 2020 and Todd N Tyler Radio Empire in 2021.
