Giorgi ‘Tzane’ Janelidze, Fitness Influencer, Dead at 23


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Fitness influencer Giorgi ‘Tzane’ Janelidze died after falling into a ravine while filming social media content in Italy.

According to Greek outlet Ethnos, the Wednesday, March 13, accident occurred while Janelidze was standing on a balcony without a railing, where he slipped and fell into the ravine. Firefighters from Melito Porto Salvo detachment and the SAF unit arrived on the scene but were unable to save him. Helicopters subsequently retrieved his body and transferred it to Saline Joniche, where he was turned over to authorities. He was 23.

Prior to his death, Janelidze had traveled to Roghudi Vecchio, Calabria, an ancient mountain village that was abandoned in the 1970s due to severe flooding. His friend Chris Kogias, who was on the trip with him, later confirmed his death to Ethnos.

“Tzane is no longer with us,” Kogias told the outlet on Thursday, March 14. “He left us yesterday afternoon during the trip we made to Italy. Please pray with us for his soul to rest in peace.”

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Janelidze’s girlfriend, Elena Margariti, also took to social media to mourn the tragic loss. “The most beautiful person inside and out, the biggest adventure I’ve ever had with someone,” she wrote in a since-deleted Instagram Story, per the New York Post. “With my man, my whole life.”

She continued, “Many dreams, a home together, through our difficulties, through our joys, and we made it, us against all odds. So unfairly, so early. I love you so much. We will meet again. My Tzitsi.”

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