A 15-year-old girl from Stockton, California, committed suicide after she failed to cope up with the stress of the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown.

According to reports Jo’Vianni Smith was found dead inside their house.

The 15-year-old did not leave any note behind.

Danielle Hunt, the mother of 13-year-old Jo’Vianni Smith, said her daughter was bubbly, loving, and extremely active on social media.

The mother believes Jo’Vianni was having a hard time coping up with the stay-at-home and lockdown measures of Golden State.

During an interview with Fox News, the mother of Jo’Vianni Smith said:

“We can’t think that our kids are OK just because…I felt that I was doing all that I could as a parent to leave the communication open. I will still do my best to tell my daughter’s story. Sometimes we may need to stop and worry about the kids that we don’t think we need to worry about. It’s like, how do you explain a girl like her? If you met her one time, like, she made an impact in your life.”

Hunt, the mother of Jo’Vianni, is now doing her best to share the story of her daughter so she could encourage parents all over the world to check on their kids regularly.

In recent weeks, 2 students that were close with Jo’Vianni died of suicide too.

The spokesperson of the Lodi Unified School District released a statement about the incident, where they said:

“We were deeply saddened to learn of Jo’vianni Smith’s passing. Jo’vianni was well loved by the Bear Creek High community. She participated in band, played basketball and softball, and was known for her joyful spirit on campus. She will be dearly missed by those who knew her. Our hearts go out to the students, families, and staff impacted by this tragedy. We are providing remote counseling and bereavement services to those who need support right now.”

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of the deceased.