Takeoff was shot in Houston and died at the age of 28.

Takeoff was shot overnight in the Houston, Texas region and died as a result. He was 28, according to TMZ.

Local authorities were first made aware of the incident “shortly after 2:30 a.m.,” according to the story, which cited police sources and multiple alleged witnesses. The location, which is claimed to have been a bowling alley where a dice game was going on, was visited by both Quavo and Takeoff. Although additional information detailing what happened in the moments before the shooting has not been made public, it is believed that an altercation erupted at one point and was followed by gunfire.

A different story from local media source KPRC-TV, meanwhile, referred to two previously issued comments from the Houston Police Department (HPD), which stated early Tuesday morning they would not be disclosing “an name of the deceased victim” at this time. Additionally, HPD said that two more injured people had been transported to local hospitals. Later, according to the outlet, a Migos spokesman revealed that Takeoff had been fatally shot in Houston during what was reportedly a “private party.” The devastating news was also confirmed by a representative to The Associated Press.

HPD and a representative for Takeoff have both been contacted by Complex for comment. This story will be updated.

Only Built for Infinity Links, the debut album by Takeoff and Quavo as a duo (actual name Kirsnick Khari Ball), was released last month. With the release of Culture III in June of last year, Migos completed their Culture trilogy.

The Georgia trio, made up of family members Quavo, Takeoff, and Offset, made their debut under the Migos moniker in 2011 with the Juug Season mixtape. Subsequently, they released a number of more well-liked works, such as the Y.R.N. tape in 2013 and the aforementioned Culture trilogy, the first two of which debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 albums chart.

The single “Last Memory” was included on Takeoff’s sole solo album, The Last Rocket, which was released in 2018. Migos has been widely believed to be on hold in recent months while the members pursued other artistic endeavors, despite the fact that no official pronouncements confirming a split had been made.

The Only Built for Infinity Links song “Messy” received a new video on Monday from Takeoff and Quavo (also known as Unc and Phew). Quavo discussed some of the reasons Takeoff’s method of songwriting was so important to the Migos’ creative process as well as the Unc and Phew sessions in an interview with Complex.

Last month, Quavo remarked to Complex that “[Takeoff] would anchor the song on a majority of the Migos recordings.” He enters and starts blasting off on many of these records, so. Trae Young and John Collins-style “alley-ops” are what we’re setting up!