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Tragic Incident: Personal Chef to Barack Obama, Tafari Campbell, Found Dead after Drowning Near Former President’s Residence

Former White House chef Tafari Campbell tragically lost his life in a paddleboarding accident while visiting Martha’s Vineyard, the Obama’s home in Massachusetts.

The 45-year-old chef was reported missing after going paddleboarding on Sunday evening. Barack and Michelle Obama expressed their sorrow and described Campbell as a beloved part of their family. They remembered him as an extraordinarily kind person.

Witnesses at the scene saw Campbell struggling to stay on the surface of the water before disappearing. Massachusetts Environmental Police officers located his body in Edgartown Great Pond using sonar technology.

Divers from the department’s underwater recovery unit then retrieved his body, which was found about 100 feet from the shore at a depth of approximately 8 feet. Campbell had been employed by former President Obama and continued working for the couple even after Obama’s presidency.

It was reported that Campbell was not wearing a life jacket at the time of the incident. He leaves behind his wife, Sherise, and twin boys.

The news of Campbell’s tragic accident has shocked and saddened many, as he was a well-respected figure in the culinary world and a beloved member of the Obama family.

Barack Obama’s Personal Chef, Tafari Campbell, Dead after Drowning Near Ex-President’s Home

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