‘Street Outlaws’ Star Lizzy Musi Dies After Battle With Breast Cancer E- News

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00:00The racing community is mourning a beloved member.

00:04Lizzie Mucey, who rose to national fame on the Discovery Channel series Street Outlaws No Prep Kings,

00:11has died following a battle with breast cancer, her father, Pat Mucey, confirms.

00:16In a June 27th Facebook post, Pat, who starred alongside his daughter on the show,

00:22shares the heartbreaking news, writing,

00:24Surrounded by her family in the comfort of her own home, Lizzie was called to heaven at 1125 p.m. tonight.

00:31Thank you for all the prayers and support throughout her battle.

00:35At this time, the family would like to have time to process grief and make arrangements in peace.

00:41We will give an update as soon as we have information to share.

00:45Lizzie, who was originally from North Carolina, garnered national attention in the drag racing community.

00:51When she was cast on Street Outlaws No Prep Kings, a spinoff of Street Outlaws, which first aired in 2018.

00:59In April 2023, Lizzie shared in an Instagram post that she'd been diagnosed with cancer, writing,

01:06A few days ago, I have been diagnosed with triple negative stage four breast cancer

01:11that has moved from my lymph nodes to my liver.

01:14I have a rough journey ahead of me.

01:16I appreciate everyone's messages and calls.

01:20The reality star had been candid with fans about her health struggles throughout her cancer battle,

01:25most recently posting a video in April to mark her one year anniversary of being diagnosed with the disease.

01:32Sharing a montage of clips from the past year on her I.G., April 11th, Lizzie wrote,

01:37Video was a little personal, but just wanted to share the raw moments as well.

01:42The month of April marks a full year since I got diagnosed with stage four triple negative breast cancer.

01:48I am so very thankful to what this journey has actually taught me.

01:52I now know I have a purpose in life.

01:54I am grateful to keep going.

01:57Following the news of Lizzie's passing, fellow Street Outlaws drivers, Sean Farmtruck-Whitley and Jeff Asin-Bennett,

02:04post a joint statement on their I.G. account, mourning the loss of their former castmate.

02:09We are at a loss of words.

02:11The racing world and the Street Outlaws family has lost one of the great ones today.

02:16May you rest in peace, Lizzie.

02:18Lizzie Musi was 33 years old.