Raymond Harper was a Washington D.C.-based influencer who went by the name "Rolling Ray." Zeus Network, where the influencer appeared on multiple shows, has now confirmed that Harper is dead at the age of 28.

Social media star and reality TV personality Rolling Ray has died, two days before he would have celebrated his 29th birthday.

Influencer and reality TV personality Rolling Ray, born Raymond Harper, has died as confirmed by his mother and Fox5 D.C.

The cause of death of the self proclaimed "most famous boy in a wheelchair" and Zeus Network star is unknown at this time.

WASHINGTON (7News) — Raymond Harper, better known to the world as "Rolling Ray," has died at 28, according to Zeus Network. The network announced the star's passing in a statement on social media on Wednesday.

Rolling Ray, a social media sensation celebrated for his sharp wit and viral one-liners, has died at 28. His passing was first shared by his mother, Sazola Nay, on Facebook, and later confirmed by Zeus Network in a heartfelt post on Sept. 4. The cause of death has not yet been disclosed.

D.C. social media star and reality TV personality Raymond Harper, better known as Rolling Ray, has sadly died at the age of 28.

Gone way too soon,” reads the caption of the post, seen below. “Rest in peace to the big hearted, most raw, and real friend and Zeus star Raymond Harper, a.k.a. Rolling Ray

Rolling Ray, a beloved social-media personality and reality-TV star, has died. He was 28. The Zeus Network, whose shows he appeared on, announced his death Wednesday night on Instagram, and his mother later confirmed the news to TMZ.

The reality star, who rose to stardom after appearing on "Catfish," is best known for coining the term "purr."