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French Rapper Prince Waly Died: What Was the Disease that Took Him to 34?

In his real name Moussa Magassa, the artist had continued to work to the end. His family announced his death on Sunday, "after a long illness."

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In his real name Moussa Magassa, the artist had continued to work to the end. His family announced his death on Sunday, "after a long illness."

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In his real name Moussa Magassa, the artist had continued to work to the end. His family announced his death on Sunday, "after a long illness."

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Moussa Massaga's real name had healed in 2021 of thymus cancer but had lost his voice for several months. In September, he announced that he was suffering from a rare autoimmune disease.

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A rare autoimmune disease, paraneoplastic pemphigus, took the French rapper at only 34 years of age. ...

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The 34-year-old rapper died as a result of a long, rare and often fatal autoimmune disease.

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The news of his disappearance fell on Sunday, October 4, plunging the world of music in mourning. Prince Waly died at the age of 34, he had been fighting for more than eight years against a long illness. It is his label that announced his disappearance. He leaves behind him his long-time companion, Enchanted Julia.

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Le Journal de Montreal broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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