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A 15-year-old boy reportedly plunged to his death off a cruise ship that was returning to Miami last Wednesday – prompting a chilling series of “man overboard” announcements.

The teen fell from the MSC Seashore at about 7:30 p.m. in what the company told Fox News was an apparent suicide.

The cruise ship was at the tail end of a five-day journey in the Caribbean.

A passenger on the vessel captured the moment the “man overboard” announcement was made through the ship’s loudspeaker system after three horn blasts.

“Oh my God, oh my God,” the distraught woman says in the footage that was posted to YouTube.

“It’s awful. Can we stop, can we please stop,” she continues.


  A passenger fell to his death on board an MSC cruise liner. AFP via Getty Images A passenger fell to his death on board an MSC cruise liner. AFP via Getty Images

  Blogger @AustinHamaway posted about the incident on social media. TikTok / @austinhamawy Blogger @AustinHamaway posted about the incident on social media. TikTok / @austinhamawy

  Scenes of the cruise ship during the announcement that a teen boy fell overboard. TikTok / @austinhamawy Scenes of the cruise ship during the announcement that a teen boy fell overboard. TikTok / @austinhamawy

It wasn’t immediately clear if the teen’s body was recovered.

Miami-Dade police responded to Port Miami on Thursday to investigate. A spokesman told Fox News that “no foul is suspected.”


  “The guy that jumped off ended up not making it,” travel blogger @AustinHamaway said in a video. TikTok / @austinhamawy “The guy that jumped off ended up not making it,” travel blogger @AustinHamaway said in a video. TikTok / @austinhamawy

  Footage filmed by passenger @AustinHamaway. TikTok / @austinhamawy Footage filmed by passenger @AustinHamaway. TikTok / @austinhamawy

“All of us at MSC Cruises are heartbroken,” the company said in their statement. “The family remains in our thoughts and prayers.”

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