Antwain Lee Fowler: 6-year-old-boy ‘Big TJ’ who went Viral for his Famous Catch Phrases Passes on

• Antwain Lee Fowler, the young boy who broke the internet two years ago with his popular phrases, "You got some cheese I can eat" and "Where We Bout to Eat at" has passed on
• His mother, Christina Blaq shared the news on her official Instagram page
• The young boy died at the age of six after battling with a rare condition known as autoimmune enteropathy which causes children to experience a lot of diarrhoea

Antwain Lee Fowler, the young boy popularly known as Big TJ who went viral on Instagram two years ago has been reported dead.

The young child passed at the age of six after battling with an autoimmune enteropathy, a rare condition that causes children to experience a lot of diarrhoea since 2015.

Antwain's mother, Christina Blaq, confirmed the news on Instagram with the post;

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Antwain Lee Fowler, the young boy popularly known as Big TJ who went viral on Instagram has been reported dead.

The viral catch phrases he was known for are; "You got some cheese I can eat" and "Where We Bout to Eat at”.

Christina Blaq shared that Antwain was admitted at the hospital several times due to his condition.

The 6-year-old went through 25 different surgeries before his sad demise.

What one of Antwain's viral video linked below;

YEN.com.gh earlier reported that three children aged 11, 7 and 4 months old recently passed on after taking a packet of noodles.

According to the report, the three children went to visit their grandparents in New Brighton in the Eastern Cape of South Africa.

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The 11-year-old went to a shop and purchased a packet of noodles which she prepared for herself and her two siblings, Taxi Times reported.

After some time, they started complaining about being nauseous and experiencing stomach cramps. Their grandparents rushed them to the hospital and while on their way, the children passed out.

Captain Priscilla Naidu, a South African Police Service (SAPS) spokesperson shared that a post mortem will be conducted to confirm exactly how the children died.

Source: YEN.com.gh