Spanish influencer Jorge García-Dihinx and his wife, Natalia Román, have died after getting caught in an avalanche while skiing. Three people including García-Dihinx and Román were killed in an avalanche in the Pyrenees, a mountain range between Spain and France, on Monday, December 29, outlets Heraldo de Aragón, ABC Aragon, and El País reported. García-Dihinx was 55. Román's age is unknown. According to Heraldo de Aragón, the avalanche was triggered by a broken slab of ice that was nearly 9,000 feet above sea level. Hundreds of acres were showered with dozens of feet of snow. García-Dihinx and Román had extensive skiing experience. The outlets reported that there were survivors from the natural disaster, with one woman who had hypothermia symptoms was airlifted from the scene. Two additional individuals were reportedly able to escape without harm. Influencer Deaths of 2025: Anda Damisa and More Stars We've Lost ABC Aragon reported that in the Spanish State Meteorological Agency's (Aemet) snow report for Monday the risk for an avalanche was rated at two on a five-point scale. However, where the avalanche occurred, the danger on the European scale was three out of five, which is a significant risk. "Unfortunately, many people think that level 3 is an intermediate danger, when in reality the danger described is significant," Civil Guard's Mountain Service captain Fernando Rivero Diaz told the outlet on Monday. "Only with level 1 or 2 could we be relatively safe, but even then, we can't let our guard down." Us Weekly has reached out for comment. García-Dihinx was best known on the internet for sharing health advice as a practicing pediatrician. In addition to his passion for medicine, García-Dihinx was an avid skier. He also ran the blog "La Meteo Que Viene" which translates to "The Weather That's Coming." On his website, García-Dihinx shared updates about the weather conditions at multiple skiing locations across Spain. Earlier this month, García-Dihinx opened up about his enthusiasm for getting out on the slopes. "We go to the mountains for moments like these," he said in the Instagram clip. "At 3,000 meters, while the modern world remains below, up there, you're only focused on the next step - these are moments of absolute attention to the present moment." García-Dihinx's final social media post was an informational video about the elevated risks of enduring a heart attack or stroke on Christmas Eve. Influencer Javiera Ortiz Dead at 34 After Getting Hit by Speedboat "Cholesterol doesn't spike or cut. It's high cortisol and its consequences: Insulin resistance, hypertension and hypercoagulability, which will give us strokes and heart attacks Focus on what's important: Sleep well and seek balance with loved ones rather than confrontation," he captioned the clip uploaded on Friday, December 26. "Hatred kills us. Instead of hate, give love: Love is what your heart needs to receive❤️." Several fans shared their condolences for the internet personality in the comments section of the video. "The least we owe you is a thank you for all the value you have brought to this society. I know that wherever you are, you will be proud of all that you contributed, and to us, you will be unforgettable," one user wrote while another shared, "I am in shock. An end of a year of tragic losses. You leave behind a never-ending list of people who admire you. Rest in Peace."