‘Men of the Strip’ Performer Dies of Apparent suicide in California Car Crash

A stripper in the Las Vegas show “Men of the Strip” has died after driving off a cliff in Los Angeles County.

Reports show Nate Estimada, 24, drove his Mustang off a cliff at a landfill near Industry, Calif., on Wednesday afternoon, and died during the crash, according to TMZ.

Authorities have cited his death as a suicide. He reportedly suffered from depression, TMZ reported.

The San Jose native was a performer with the male revue that debuted in a television documentary series on May 26. His show nickname was the “Midnight Cowboy.”

The creator of the show, former 98 Degrees singer Jeff Timmons, wrote of Estimada’s death on Instagram.

“I am heartbroken at the passing of my brother Nate Estimada,” Timmons wrote. “He will be missed dearly, and we will keep him in our hearts forever.”

Estimada previously performed with Chippendales, according to his obituary. He was a graduate of Sierra Vista High School and attended University of Nevada in Reno.