Influencer Zaria Khadejah Carr aka Dutchess Diór's final post goes viral after husband kills her in murder-suicide, read here

Social media influencer Zaria Khadejah Carr, better known to her followers as Dutchess Diór, was used to putting her pain into words. But no one expected that the final things she'd post online would feel like a warning the world missed. For the unversed, the 27-year-old was killed by her husband, Shamarcus 'Frenchman' Carr, on June 14 after they had an altercation during a Facebook Live.
Hours before her death, Dutchess Diór shared a cry for help
On the morning of June 14, Dutchess Diór made a chilling Facebook post that now reads like a desperate plea. The post has gone viral after her death, with her fans widely sharing it across social media, and many alleging that the signs of a toxic relationship were always there.
In her post, the mother of two said, "I really am too loving & too forgiving. I'm a good-a** woman, but to the wrong boy. What do you know about carrying the load while being embarrassed, disrespected and steady helping a man fight demons? You can't make anybody happy who's not happy with themselves! You're going to mentally and emotionally drain yourself holding on to NOTHING! I walk through pain with a smile cause I look at any situation like God is showing me something. A man ain't making shit happen for me; I'm the face behind me, my kids, and the nxgga too!"
The Facebook Live that turned fatal
Later that same day, Dutchess Diór went live on Facebook in what would become her final appearance. In the stream, she was seen arguing with her husband, who appeared increasingly agitated as they both accused each other of cheating.
At one point during the tense back-and-forth, she said, 'He's getting mad because he doesn't like the truth coming out.' That's when things took a terrifying turn. Viewers heard him threaten her: 'You're going to make me kill you.'
The live ended abruptly. Hours later, she was found shot to death inside their home in Twin City, Georgia, around 9:30 p.m.
Shamarcus fled — and didn't survive the police chase.
After killing Zaria, Shamarcus took off in their Dodge Challenger. A manhunt was launched, and he was eventually tracked down in Wayne County. But instead of surrendering, he reportedly took his own life before officers could apprehend him.
The case quickly made headlines not just for the shocking murder-suicide but also because of how much of it played out online. The couple had gone live before during arguments, but this time, the threat was real, and it was carried out.
A mother of two, gone too soon
Dutchess Diór had recently given birth to her second child in November. Her death has left two children without parents. According to her followers, she was a loving mother, someone who worked hard to hold everything together even when things were falling apart.
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