The last victim of the eight who were killed in a deadly stampede during a Travis Scott concert has been named and pictured.
Tragic Madison Dubiski, 23, died as her younger brother Ty tried to pull her to safety before she disappeared into the crowd, it was reported.
More than a dozen people were rushed to hospital as eight people died in the crush at the Astroworld music festival in Houston, Texas, on Friday night.
A 14-year-old boy was among those killed, and a 10-year-old was also hurt, officials said.
Festivalgoers described the chaos as people surged to the front, with footage showing fans dancing on ambulances trying to reach those hurt.
All of the eight victims have since been identified as their grieving families mourn their loved ones.
Madison's name was confirmed by Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo.
Madison attended the University of Mississippi after graduating from Cy-Fair High School, according to a family member's Facebook page that included photographs of her bright smile.
She had been a high school cheerleader, the Houston Chronicle reported.
Paying tribute Lauren Vogler, a former classmate, told the publication: "She was super bright, uplifting and just an all-around sweet girl.
"I cheered with her when we were younger, and she was always so encouraging. She was definitely the life of the party and loved by so many people.
"She was definitely one of the 'too glam to give a damn!' kind of girls."
Another victim to be identified was college junior at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Jacob Jurinek.
He was described by the school's chancellor, Austin Lane, as a 'creative, intelligent young man, with a promising career in journalism and advertising.'
He was on the dean's list this semester as a journalism major focusing on radio, television and digital media, a school spokeswoman said.
The 20-year-old lived in Naperville, Illinois, about 30 miles west of Chicago and spent many weekends with his dad after the death of his mum in 2011, the New York Times reported.
The remaining six victims have all already been identified following the tragedy.
One, Danish Baig, was 27 and killed after being crushed while trying to save a relative during the stampede at the concert.
His death was confirmed by his brother, Basil, who shared a photograph of him via Facebook and branded him a “beautiful soul” and commended him for his “courageous act”.
The youngest victim has been named as 14-year-old John Hilgert.
The teenager was described as a "loveable" baseball fanatic who was "one of the nicest human beings".
His baseball coach Justin Higgs paid tribute on Instagram : "RIP John Hilgert. He got the Call up to the Major Leagues by the Almighty!
"John made an impact on anyone who met him and they always remembered him. I have memories of John I’ll never forget."
University of Dayton student Franco Patino has also been confirmed as another of the victims – with the university releasing a statement about the 21-year-old’s death.
21-year-old Axel Acosta, a Washington college student, also died and was described by the institution as 'a young man with a vibrant future.'
Meanwhile, People confirmed that 16-year-old dancer Brianna Rodriguez was another of the eight killed in the tragedy.
Her grieving family are quoted by the outlet stating that Brianna is: “Gone from our sites [sic], but never from our hearts.”
And 23-year-old Rodolfo 'Rudy' Peña was confirmed as another one of the victims by the Laredo Morning Times.
Survivors and families of the victims are reportedly set to take legal action following the tragedy.
Travis Scott, meanwhile, will cover all funeral costs for victims, his reps said.
