The Nashville community is mourning the loss of Delta Rae Allen, a beloved social media personality and compassionate advocate, who passed away peacefully on March 31, 2025, at Centennial Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee. She was 34 years old.
Born as Bobbi Jo Frye in Chapmanville, West Virginia, Delta Rae was known for her warmth, kindness, and dedication to uplifting others. She and her husband, Matthew Allen, shared their lives with followers on various social media platforms, offering glimpses into their journey together.
Delta Rae had been battling liver-related health issues in the weeks leading up to her passing. Matthew kept their followers updated on her condition until she became unresponsive, at which point he ceased public updates out of respect for her privacy. In her final moments, Matthew was by her side, holding her hand as she peacefully departed.
The news of Delta Rae’s passing has elicited an outpouring of grief and tributes from family, friends, and fans alike. Her mother-in-law, Denise Melton, expressed her sorrow on social media, stating, “RIP, my sweet Daughter in law! I loved you so much, and you will always be in my heart sweet Bobbi Jo (Delta Rae).” Delta Rae’s sister, Brenda Bryant, reminisced about their close bond, describing her as not only a sister but also a best friend.
Delta Rae’s legacy extends beyond her online presence. She was deeply committed to mental health advocacy and human connection, often using her platform to support and inspire others. Her radiant personality and empathetic nature made her a guiding light for many.
As the community comes to terms with this profound loss, plans are underway to honor Delta Rae’s memory through memorial gatherings and initiatives that reflect her passion for helping others. Her family has requested that, in lieu of flowers, donations be made to mental health organizations, continuing her mission of advocacy and support.
Delta Rae Allen is survived by her husband, Matthew Allen, their son, and a host of family members and friends who will cherish her memory and carry forward her legacy of love and compassion.