Surgery-Addicted Star Seen Drunk, Being Carried Into Thailand Hotel Before Falling to Her Death

Denise Ivonne Jarvis Gongora, the late social media influencer known as Mary Magdalene, was captured on video being escorted back to her hotel in Thailand in the days before she fell to her death.

In new video footage that is said to have been recorded on November 20, Gongora — who was known for her extreme plastic surgeries — can be seen being placed into a large vegetable cart and transported by police to the hotel she was staying at.

As the National Enquirer previously reported, Gongora died after falling from the ninth-floor balcony of a rented condo in Phuket, Thailand, on December 9, according to Phuket News.

The video recorded in November shows multiple men lifting the 33-year-old into the cart before it cuts to her being walked directly into her hotel room.

At one point, she seems to call the people helping her “amazing,” and in another part of the video, she says, “I’m actually drunk,” before collapsing onto the bed.

The Mexican-Canadian citizen was known for the many procedures she had done all over her body, including multiple breast implants, butt lifts and implants, nose jobs and fillers and injections — many of which were performed illegally around the world.

She spent an estimated $500,000 on all of the work, per The Sun.

Following her death, her brother — who goes by Ivan on social media — shared a GoFundMe to raise funds to return Gongora’s ashes home from Thailand.

“Right now our family is grieving in ways we never imagined while also doing everything we can to bring her home and honor her properly,” the GoFundMe stated. “Everything happened suddenly, far from home, and the logistics alone are painful, and urgent. We need help bringing our angel home and arranging her ascent to the heavens.”

The page said that the funds will also go towards travel expenses for the family to handle Gongora’s final arrangements, shipping her personal belongings back home, urns and memorial necklaces and other costs.

“We have felt an overwhelming wave of love and support from all of you, and it means more than we can ever express,” the GoFundMe read. “Denise carried a beautiful burning light and It drew people in without her ever needing to try.”