Influencer and former pageant queen Nidhi Tiwari has died age 30 after sharing a haunting final post.

The lifestyle content creator was found on Sunday morning at her home in Singrauli, India, which she shared with her mother and sister.

Her family members rushed her to hospital where doctors declared her dead. 

Local news outlets have reported Tiwari's death as a suicide. 

The social media star had posted several times to her Facebook account on Saturday before her death. 

One of her final messages, written in Hindi, read: 'No one has fulfilled this incomplete heart, I have completed it with myself, that is why it is said to love yourself, not someone else, search yourself in yourself, someone else, how long will you search for yourself?' 

A spokesperson for the Morwa Police Station told local media outlets that it had opened an investigation into Tiwari's death.

They said it will include a post-mortem examination of her body and a review of her cell phone activity.

Her mother reportedly told authorities that her daughter had an argument with someone over the phone.

She is then said to have locked herself in her room, refused to eat and asked to be left alone.

Tiwari had previously competed in local beauty pageants and was named Miss Pretty India in January 2024.

The achievement thrust her into the spotlight as she continued to build a career in modeling and acting. 

She had since built up a legion of fans on social media – boasting more than 1.6 million followers across her Facebook and Instagram accounts.

Tiwari's death prompted an outpouring of grief on social media as followers rushed to share their condolences. 

'May God give peace to your soul,' one follower wrote.

'I miss you,' another added, and a third shared: 'Rest in peace beautiful.' 

It comes just days after the sudden passing of fellow influencer Madalina Apostol.

The mom-of-three, who split her time between Los Angeles and Mexico, died unexpectedly earlier this month, her boyfriend Nick Radoi confirmed at the time.

He called her death 'a great pain' and a 'tragedy that is hard to put into words.' 

On her 40th birthday, Apostol had taken to social media to quote Prince Hamlet's monologue from William Shakespeare's play.

'I finally have the answer to the question that has followed me for so long: "To be or not to be?"' she wrote.

'I choose to be, because the alternative was never my destiny.'

• You can dial the 24/7 US National Suicide Prevention hotline at 988 or go to SuicidePreventionLifeline.org