Pasha Bleasdell was born on January 24, 1984, and she died when she was 38 years old. 

If you were a fan of hip hop in the early 2000s, there's a good chance you didn't know who Pasha Bleasdell was. She had a lot of fun as a video vixen before she decided to retire.

RIP Pasha Bleasdell 🙏🏾💔🕊 pic.twitter.com/Pf5SsQTFTk

— Tyiesha Miller ❤🤞🏾💯 (@tyiesha____) June 6, 2022

She was most recognized for her role in Nelly's video "Hot in Here."

Pasha Bleasdell's net worth is estimated to be around $1 million. She was a well-known model well recognized for her role in Nelly's video "Hot in Herre." Pasha was a famous singer in the 2000s, and if you grew up watching music videos at the time, you're undoubtedly familiar with her.

She was most recognized for her role in Nelly's video "Hot in Herre."

Despite her celebrity in the 2000s, she does not yet have a Wikipedia page with her wiki and bio.

However, for our readers and watchers, we have covered everything there is to know about the model in this article.

Bleasdell had not disclosed much about her personal life on the internet, and her social media profiles were similarly unavailable.

Director X took to Instagram to publicly announce Pasha Bleasdell's death, citing a brain tumor as the cause. He mentioned that he lost a friend on June 4 and spoke about his time working with her. He took to Instagram to publicly announce her death, citing a brain tumor as the cause. He met Pasha on the sets of Donnell Jones' "Where I Want To Be" and chose to include her in the cast right away.

The filmmaker claims that the wild ride began after she entered. Pasha hung out with his team and worked for him on a million videos. The best thing about her was that she was easy to work with, didn't throw temper tantrums, was focused on her work and was a joy to be around.

RIP Pasha Bleasdell, best known for her appearance in Nelly’s “Hot in Herre” video.pic.twitter.com/7w49gcmL4o

— NUFF (@nuffsaidny) June 6, 2022

X also regrets not being able to speak with her before she died. Everyone will remember her with fondness.

It's heartbreaking that the cover girl of every hip-hop video in the 2000s is no longer with us. Even more tragic is that she was battling a fatal disease while we were completely unaware of it.