WAKA FLOCKA'S brother KayO has died from what appears to be a self inflicted gun shot to the head.
ATLANTA, Dec. 30 (UPI) -- Aspiring Atlanta rapper Kayo Redd, the younger brother of hip-hop star Waka Flocka Flame, has died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, TMZ reported.
Few details about the artist, such as how old he was, were immediately available. His real name was Caodes Scott.
The Henry County Police Department told TMZ Monday Scott's body was discovered Sunday night in the Georgia subdivision where he lived.
His death is being categorized as a suspected suicide, but will not be determined until an autopsy is complete, the celebrity news website said.
"I just lost another son," Deb Antney -- Redd's mother, a music manager -- said on Twitter Sunday evening.
"God please bless me," Flame tweeted, along with a slide show of photos featuring his younger brother. "Ya Big Brother love you Kayo."
Antney previously revealed another of her sons died in a car accident when Flame was 13, MTV News said Monday.
My condolences to Debra and Wacak Flocka his mother and brother, and other family and friends he may have left behind. None of us may never know what troubled young Kayo Redd, we can only pray that we're able to help someone else out, because suicide isn't an option it's a disease. Peace and blessings to his family.
ATLANTA, Dec. 30 (UPI) -- Aspiring Atlanta rapper Kayo Redd, the younger brother of hip-hop star Waka Flocka Flame, has died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, TMZ reported.
Few details about the artist, such as how old he was, were immediately available. His real name was Caodes Scott.
The Henry County Police Department told TMZ Monday Scott's body was discovered Sunday night in the Georgia subdivision where he lived.
His death is being categorized as a suspected suicide, but will not be determined until an autopsy is complete, the celebrity news website said.
"I just lost another son," Deb Antney -- Redd's mother, a music manager -- said on Twitter Sunday evening.
"God please bless me," Flame tweeted, along with a slide show of photos featuring his younger brother. "Ya Big Brother love you Kayo."
Antney previously revealed another of her sons died in a car accident when Flame was 13, MTV News said Monday.
My condolences to Debra and Wacak Flocka his mother and brother, and other family and friends he may have left behind. None of us may never know what troubled young Kayo Redd, we can only pray that we're able to help someone else out, because suicide isn't an option it's a disease. Peace and blessings to his family.
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