Many of Ke’Ajia Williams’ family and friends were shocked to learn of her death. The former Troy University basketball player died on December 13, at the age of 21. Ke’Ajia Williams, a junior at St. Thomas University, averaged 11.2 points, 1.3 assists, and 7.7 rebounds last season.
After learning of her death, Troy University issued a statement and rescheduled their Sun Belt Conference opener against Georgia State for Sunday at Trojan Arena. Williams’ family has not revealed the reason of her death, although many have believed that the kid was suffering from mental health issues. The Williams family has scheduled a visitation for Ke’Ajia on Friday, December 29, at Peach Mortuary. The funeral will take place a day later at People’s Baptist Church.
Ke’Ajia Williams’ Death and Obituary
Ke’Ajia Williams’ death has stunned the whole basketball community. Ke’Ajia, a lively little girl, died abruptly on December 13. She was Tamia Green and Frederick Williams’ daughter, with two sisters and one brother. Her mother, Tamia Green, has made multiple messages on Facebook to express her grief at her daughter’s death.
Tamia posted a photo album of Ke’Ajia five days after she died. She showed photos of Ke’Ajia as a youngster as well as photos of him playing for Troy University. The following day, she posted videos of Ke’Ajia performing for her squad. She captioned the photo, “My 21.” These memories, as well as the love and support I get, keep me steady. “Your #1 Fan.” Another memorial post included Ke’Ajia graduating from high school, as well as photos of her daughter playing for the Bucs and Troy. She also uploaded a photo of Ke’Ajia enjoying fun with the spectators on the basketball floor. Her siblings, Queenie Drica Green, Yanna Green, and Li Freddo, have all posted tributes to their beloved sister. The Williams even produced pins in memory of Ke’Ajia.
Ke’Ajia Williams’ Death Cause
The Williams family has not said what caused the young Ke’Ajia’s death. However, other websites have claimed that Ke’Ajia may have suffered from mental health concerns. Ke’Ajia was active on TikTok and posted a video the day before her death. Ke’Ajia is shown in the video lipsyncing to a song while feeling herself. Ke’Ajia’s TikTok video titled “Taking your man hoodies and basically living in his body now” hinted to her relationship status.
Ke’Ajia’s TikTok videos made it seem like the athlete was having a good time, but the truth might have been very different. Her death is another example of why we should not condemn people based on their social media presence. Things might be very different in reality.
Troy University mourns Ke’Ajia
Since Ke’Ajia’s death on December 13, various family and friends have used social media to express their grief over the outstanding athlete. ES Jones, a close friend of the Williams family, released a video in which several of Ke’Ajia’s pals carried pink and white balloons and lit candles in front of her portrait.
They let the balloons soar high while shouting “Big 21,” Ke’Ajia’s jersey number. Troy University released a statement on December 27. They sent their thoughts and prayers to Ke’Ajia and her family, stating, “You are forever a Trojan, and we will miss you always.”
