Oakland police have officially arrested a suspect involved in the fatal shooting of Richmond reality TV star McKayla Paige, widely known to her fans as Kash. The 29-year-old television personality was tragically shot and killed on Sunday, October 11, 2026, in the downtown area of Oakland, California.
This incident has sent shockwaves through the entertainment community and the local Richmond area. The violent incident occurred near the intersection of 14th and Harrison Streets shortly after 1:30 p.m. Local Oakland deputies responded rapidly to multiple reports of gunfire and discovered the victim, who had suffered at least one fatal gunshot wound.
Responding officers immediately attempted lifesaving measures at the scene before she was rushed to a nearby hospital, where medical staff pronounced her dead. Just one day following the tragedy, police successfully apprehended a suspect in connection with the murder.
While the investigation remains active, authorities have not yet disclosed the identity of the individual in custody, citing the ongoing nature of the legal proceedings. The department is working diligently to piece together the motive behind this senseless act of violence.
The streaming network 'Now That's TV' paid a heartfelt tribute to Paige on their popular digital series, Real West Coast Baddies. The network expressed deep sorrow over the loss of a rising star within their programming.
"Though her time with us was far too short, her memory will live on," the network shared in an official statement on Instagram. The tribute continued with a poignant message for the late star, adding, "Rest peacefully, Kash.
You will forever be a part of the Now That's TV family." Fans and colleagues have since flooded social media platforms with condolences, remembering her vibrant personality and impact on the reality television landscape. Oakland police have urged the public to come forward with any information regarding the shooting.
Witnesses or those with relevant details are encouraged to contact the homicide section directly at 510-238-3821 or utilize the anonymous tip line at 510-238-7950. The authorities emphasize that even the smallest detail could be vital in ensuring justice for the victim and her grieving family.