Oliver Tree's Girlfriend Fiona Chernavskaya Speaks Out After His Death

After Oliver Tree died in a helicopter crash in Brazil, his girlfriend Fiona Chernavskaya reflected on their relationship in her first comments about the tragedy.

Oliver Tree Dead at 32 After Helicopter Crash in Brazil

Fiona Chernavskaya's love for Oliver Tree will go on and on and on.

After the "Alien Boy" singer died in a helicopter crash in Brazil at age 32 June 14, his girlfriend paid tribute to her love while looking back at their romance.

"To my best friend, we traveled to 43 countries, and all 7 continents together," Chernavskaya—who began dating Tree in 2023—wrote in her June 16 Instagram post alongside snaps of them together over the years. "The magic, inspiration and joy you brought to my life and others will never be forgotten or replaced."

"You'd always tell me when we argued, if things don't work out in this lifetime, you will find me in the next," she shared. "I love you buggy."

The fashion stylist also reacted to the outpouring of comments, both negative and positive, made about their relationship.

"Thank you for all the kind words," she began in her June 17 Instagram Story. "I appreciate every ounce of support at this time. There are so many who have been affected by his passing. Please show them love, too."

"Please have some respect for my privacy," Chernavskaya continued. "We kept our relationship very intimate. What I really don't need is to see gossip about other women that Oliver may have been seeing. We were monogamous. Right now I'm mourning my partner and my best friend, anything else is unimportant."

Following Tree's unexpected death, more loved ones honored the "Life Goes On" singer, including his ex-girlfriend Melanie Martinez.

"Been an absolute wreck today," Martinez—who dated Tree from 2019 to 2020—shared in a June 14 Instagram Story. "It's hard to understand how someone who you once shared such a specific and formative time of your life with can all of a sudden be gone."

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"I think everyone who knew him will look back at those moments of laughter and joy he so easily sparked," she continued. "His laugh was so contagious and warm. His ability to lead creatively and take action while also maintaining a sense of childlike wonder and awe was so inspiring.”

The "Play Date" singer concluded her message with her hopes for Tree in the afterlife.

"Rest in peace, Oliver," she added. "I know you're making the angels giggle. I'll be here wondering what stunt and creative project you're scheming up in heaven."

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