Elijah Randolph, brother of singer Keyshia Cole, posted a final video on TikTok on September 29, 2026, saying goodbye ‘forever’ to his 630,000 followers. The clip, filmed in February, was not a sudden exit but a pre-recorded message: 'This is goodbye forever. I love you and I hope you understand.' He urged viewers to remember they’re important, loved, and never alone. No new content followed. By October 1, family members had gone silent. His brother Sammy confirmed he’d contacted police, shared Elijah’s address and workplace with authorities, and requested a warrant for a full search — no wellness check. Sources say noises were heard from Elijah’s apartment after the video dropped. Social media lit up with prayers. One user called him a ‘light on TikTok.’ No official statement has been issued. The investigation is ongoing.
Photo via The Shade RoomGoodbye Forever: Elijah Randolph Vanishes After Final TikTok
Elijah Randolph’s final TikTok, recorded months earlier, ended with a farewell. Now, his family says he’s vanished. Police are searching both his home and office.
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