TikToker Areline Martinez dies during fake kidnapping in Mexico

A woman is dead after a social media stunt went horribly wrong, being shot in the head while filming a faked kidnapping video.

A 20-year-old Mexican woman was shot and killed in a tragic accident while filming a fake kidnapping for TikTok.

Areline Martinez, who had previously posted other phony abductions on TikTok, was accidentally shot in the head last week while filming the latest video in the city of Chihuahua, Mexico News Dailyreported.

At least 10 people were present when Martinez, bound and tied to a chair, began struggling with her fake captors and the .45-caliber handgun went off, striking her in the head and killing her instantly, the outlet reported.

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Areline Martinez died while shooting a fictitious video of herself being kidnapped.

A YouTube video posted online shows Martinez just seconds before her death.

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Authorities said two men fled in a Jeep Cherokee immediately following the fatal mishap, according to the report, which was originally published by the Mexican news conglomerate Sipse.

Police have identified the two men but have yet to track them down, the outlet said.

It is unclear why a loaded gun was used as a prop during the October 2 incident, police said.

Martinez was the mother of a 1-year-old child, the reports said. “Never sad, always crazy,” her Instagram page reads.

Friends and relatives have since set up a Facebook page in her memory.

“We hope people who love Areline will find comfort in visiting her profile to remember and celebrate he life,” the page reads.

This article originally appeared on the New York Post and was reproduced with permission.