Snowboarding star Luke “Dingo” Trembass reportedly died at the age of 38, according to a report released Friday by TMZ.

Social media exploded with news of his death Thursday night, but as of Friday afternoon there was no confirmation of the circumstances surrounding the death of his beloved snowboarder. Trembath was sponsored by Monster Energy and first began competing in sports when he was only nine years old According to To TMZ. By the time he was 11, he was already internationally recognized for his talent on the slopes, and by the time he was 13, he was traveling the world with Team Australia.

Friends and loved ones share heartfelt messages on social media, and are also shocked by the devastating news.

TMZ reported on its TV personality Holly Madison The situation was “very difficult!” And we talked about many individuals affected by Trembath’s death.

“This is roughly but it’s scary for many people who know what you mean,” she said according to the outlet. “I want to say ‘relieve’, but I hope you’re busy and laughing wherever you are. ”

Trembath was “one of the most incredible people I’ve ever encountered the biggest heart.” Jaie Toohey I said.

“We shared some pretty amazing memories over the years when we knew each other.

Trembass was very active in the snowboarding community, much after giving up on sports. He hosted a podcast called the monster brand “Unleashed Podcast” and was actively involved with fans on social media.

He shared his image of himself hosting a wedding for his loved one on Instagram in 2024. It was the last time he posted to his own account. (Related: Legendary actor Jean Hackman and his wife are found dead)

Details surrounding his cause of death and subsequent funeral arrangements have not been made public as of Friday afternoon.

This story continues to develop.