Fiona Jane Lagan: Influencer remembered as ‘Wonder Woman’ by mom after tragic death

'Fee Fee was so full of life and was an absolutely gorgeous girl inside and out,' shared her mother Jan Laden
UPDATED MAR 25, 2023
Fiona Jane Lagan lost her life to throat cancer in March (GoFundMe)
Fiona Jane Lagan lost her life to throat cancer in March (GoFundMe)

TEESSIDE, UK: The popular TikToker Fiona Jane Lagan died surrounded by her loved ones on Monday, March 13, at the age of 44. Lagan, a throat cancer patient, did one final good deed before she died, donating her long, blonde hair to the Little Princess Trust.

Her heartbroken mother Jan Laden called her a “caring and thoughtful soul,” who always wanted to help others. She told TeessideLive, “She was like Wonder Woman. She fought and fought. Fee Fee was so full of life and was an absolutely gorgeous girl inside and out.”

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‘She was the most thoughtful, caring person’

The heartbroken mother shared, “She was at her home with me, my husband, her brother and her family when she died. You know when you have a big birthday cake and someone hides in it and they pop out and surprise you - every time she walked into a room that is what it was like. She was the most thoughtful, caring person.”

“She wrote a bucket list - we went to see Michael Bublé, went to do the Cube in Manchester, she went to Liverpool for a weekend, and back to Blackpool where she lived for some time. She was one of these girls - it had to be Valentino, Vivian Westwood or Gucci. She was always dressed from head to toe immaculate. She had a heart of gold,” Laden said.


 
 
 
 
 
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‘She was like a Kardashian’

The mother went on to mention that after her daughter’s death when she checked her drawers, she found “a Mother's Day gift, [and for] my husband a birthday card for July. Anyone who ever met Fee Fee couldn't get enough of her. There's been so many flowers and cards delivered to our home - from people who Fee Fee has met from all over. She was that kind of girl where you just couldn't help but love her.”


 
 
 
 
 
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As per reports, Lagan’s TikTok boosts over 44k followers and was quite popular. Laden told the publication, “Even when we were in the hospital the doctor came in and said 'oh it's Fee Fee off TikTok’. When we went to the Chinese one night to pick up some food and she got out of the car and there were two girls who started shouting because it was FeeFee Jane from TikTok - she was like a Kardashian. She would have given you her last penny. She's irreplaceable and her whole family will miss her so much.”

‘She was my best friend’


 
 
 
 
 
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Lagan’s family revealed that even after her death, she did not stop helping others. Her mother said, “When she asked in the funeral parlor if after we've seen her they could cut her hair to be donate, I just fell apart. I didn't really want her to donate her hair, she's always had her long hair.

“But when I sat and thought about it - it's her request and I wouldn't go against that. We're so proud of her and she always wanted to help others,” before adding, “She was my best friend. Our friends and family have been a huge support to us and I can't thank them enough for everything they have done for us and for Fee Fee.”

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