Natasha Reddington-Romanov: Tributes pour in for trans “icon of Soho”
Tributes have poured in following the tragic death of ‘Soho icon’ Natasha Reddington-Romanov. Natasha, 55, was last seen in Central London around 2am on 20 September.
Her subsequent disappearance was described as “very out of character”, with her close friend Tracy Kawalik telling The Standard that “the first thing that came to mind was that it could have been a hate crime” due to her trans identity. “She’s incredibly vivacious.
She’s a tough cookie. Did someone go to rob her? Did she say the wrong thing to the wrong person?” said Kawalik. “She often falls asleep on the bus.
Did she get on the wrong bus and fall asleep and end up somewhere? Is she in a hospital? Does she have no ID, because her phone was stolen or something? “Did someone harm her?
