Like Rini S Bon Bon, These 5 Artists Died With A History Of Diabetes

The grave of Papa T Bob who died of diabetes (Photo: ANTARA)

JAKARTA - Comedian Irni Yusnita alias Rini S Bon Bon passed away on Sunday, July 10. Although the exact cause is not known, the comedian apparently has a history of diabetes.

Rini has suffered from type 2 diabetes mellitus since 1996 and has forced her to go back and forth for treatment at the hospital. Then in 2014, he was declared cured of the disease.

Unfortunately, diabetes is a disease that cannot be completely cured. Sufferers must come to terms with controlling a healthy lifestyle and diet according to sugar levels in the body.

Besides Rini, the following are five artists who also struggled with diabetes until the end of their lives.

Papa T Bob Born on October 22, 1960, Papa T Bob is a musician who creates many children's songs, including "Diobok-obok" by Joshua and "Bolo Bolo" by Tina Toon.

Quoted from ANTARA, Papa T Bob died on July 10, 2020 after two years of battling diabetes which made him experience complications. Before he died, he received intensive care in the hospital for two months.

Omas Comedian Omaswati or known as Omas often appears on various television shows. In addition to comedy, he also starred in several soap opera titles.

He died on July 16, 2020 due to several illnesses including diabetes which he had suffered for a long time.

Oon Project PopMochamad Fachroni or Oon Project Pop died on January 13, 2017 due to diabetes which led to complications.

Oon has been suffering from diabetes for a long time and was only detected when he was 38 years old. Oon's diabetes is apparently a hereditary disease from his father.

Frans Tumbuan Frans Tumbuan is an actor who has starred in many films since the 1970s. He is the husband of the late actress Rima Melati.

Frans died on March 23, 2015 at the age of 75 because of complications from a disease that started with diabetes. The disease then causes problems in other organs including the kidneys and lungs.

Tata DadoTata Dado died on March 18, 2013 at the age of 47 due to a stroke and diabetes he had suffered since 2011. During his lifetime, the presenter who was also a comedian was fond of drinking soft drinks.