Overview
- Dyke’s death, disclosed Friday in a GoFundMe update, followed her passing on Sunday, April 26, according to posts by her boyfriend, Dominic Cinfio.
- Cinfio said she became very ill early that week, had six liters of fluid drained, was intubated, briefly woke enough to see family, then developed sepsis and died.
- She was first diagnosed with stage 2 melanoma in December 2022, reached stage 3 in late 2024, began immunotherapy in February 2025 and radiation in March, and learned it was stage 4 in June 2025 with spread to bones and organs.
- Her boyfriend said doctors recently told her she had only months to live, and he wrote that she passed peacefully while surrounded by loved ones.
- Dyke chronicled her cancer journey for thousands on TikTok and raised medical funds through GoFundMe, showing how melanoma can return after a disease-free year and advance quickly.