TikTok star Cooper Noriega died at age 19 on June 9, J-14 confirmed. He is survived by his parents, mom Treva Noriega and dad Harold Noriega, as well his sister, Parker Noriega.

His death was originally under investigation, according to Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner online records. However, J-14 confirmed in December 2022 that his cause of death was from combined effects of alprazolam, fentanyl and lorazepam use. Keep scrolling below to learn more about Cooper’s family, including his mother, father and sibling.

Who Are Cooper Noriega’s Parents?

As for Cooper’s family, the late TikTok personality’s mom Treva owns a clothing brand named TrevasBeachWear, where she sells beachwear online. His father Harold is a real estate agent in the Laguna Beach area. Cooper’s parents often posted photos of their family, with his mom posting a photo of Parker and his sister as recently as April 2022.

Who Is Cooper Noriega’s Sister?

Of his family members, Cooper was particularly close to his sister, as they posted photos and TikToks of one another regularly. Parker works as a personal stylist and shopper. She even styled some of Cooper’s famous TikTok friends, including Jaden NesslerNessa Barrett and Nailea Devora.

On an Instagram from April 2022, Parker captioned a photo of the siblings with, “For life🖤.” She also called her brother her “mini-me” and dressed him for events and parties as well. Following his passing, Parker shared a social media statement via Cooper’s Instagram account.

“Hi everyone. On behalf of our family, we want to thank you all for the kind words of our little Coop,” she wrote on June 11. “His passing is an absolute tragedy to our family and loved ones. We pray that we all as a community can continue on his legacy. He loved each and everyone of you. Please feel free to reach out to us as we love feeling all the support. Bless you all … with love, his sister.”

Cooper Noriega Was Open About His Struggle With Addiction

Ahead of his passing, Cooper announced to fans that he had started a “Discord for mental health strictly.” In an Instagram post just 3 days before his death, he wrote, “I’ve been struggling with addiction since I was 9 years old, you may think that’s crazy but that’s the life I’ve been dealt. I would like to use the influence I’ve been given to create a space built on spreading awareness and normalizing talking about mental illness.”

“One of the many things I’ve learned while struggling with addiction was that surrounding yourself with negative people will only bring you down,” Cooper wrote. “For that reason, Discord is meant to bring us all together and create a safe space where people can vent and help others through their tough times.”

No family member has spoken out on Cooper’s death as of yet and reps for Cooper did not immediately respond to J-14‘s request for comment.

If you or someone you know is struggling with substance abuse, contact the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) National Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).

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