Beloved influencer Valeria Mireles, known as “Miss Rodeo” to her social media followers, has died at age 20. The cowgirl influencer died following a car crash in the northeastern Mexican state ...

Valeria Mireles died in a car accident in the northeastern state of Nuevo León on Monday, March 10 Skyler Caruso is a Writer and Reporter of PEOPLE Digital Entertainment. She joined PEOPLE in ...

The loved ones of Valeria Mireles are mourning a tremendous loss. The Mexican influencer, who was crowned Miss Rodeo Nuevo León in 2020 and Miss Rodeo Mexico in 2021, died March 10, the Mexico ...

Mexican influencer Valeria Mireles has died.She was 20. “Valeria was more than a rodeo queen; she was an ambassador of cowboy culture, an inspiration to many young women,” the Mexican Rodeo ...

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Valeria Mireles died at age 20 on Monday, March 10. The cowgirl influencer, known as "Miss Rodeo," died following a car accident that occurred in the northeastern state of Nuevo León, Mexico.

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Valeria Mireles, the beloved Mexican influencer known as "Miss Rodeo," has tragically passed away at the age of 20 after a car accident in Nuevo León, Mexico. Mireles, who gained widespread ...

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