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Gainsborough Mourns Beloved TikTok Star Norma at 91

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Condolences are being expressed for the much-loved TikTok personality Norma Burton, who passed away peacefully at 91. Norma, who gained the term of endearment ‘everyone’s internet grandma’, was a recognisable figure in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. Her humorous videos on social media, produced alongside her granddaughter Jess Asquith, earned them millions of followers. The duo were frequently seen at Marshall’s Yard shopping centre in Gainsborough, where Norma’s warmth and wit were evident. Previous year, Norma and Jess had the privilege of illuminating the Christmas lights at the centre, creating a lasting memory for the local community. A representative from Marshall’s Yard stated, ‘Norma switched on the lights, but her delightful personality and smile truly brightened up the yard.’ Her legacy of joy and laughter will continue to be treasured by her admirers and those who knew her in Lincolnshire.

This article was adapted by The Lincoln Post from original reporting by www.bbc.com.

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