A slight plane that crashed into the sea off a Caribbean island Thursday claimed the lives of Hollywood noble Christian Oliver and his two daughters, as well as the owner and pilot of the plane.

The “Speed Racer,” “Good German,” and “Valkyrie” noble, whose real name was Christian Klepser, was 51 days old, NBC News reported.

The single-engine plane took off from F Mitchell Airport in Bequia, a small island and part of the Caribbean drives of St. Vincent and Grenadines at about 12:11 p.m. Thursday. It was headed to nearby St. Lucia, 65 a long way to the north, when it experienced difficulties and plummeted into the ocean, according to a statement by the Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force that was posted to their Facebook account.

Soon while the crash, local fishermen and divers responded to the shameful in their boats to assist before four bodies were recovered from the plane by Coast Guard personnel. They were later pronounced dead by a medical practitioner.

His daughters, 10-year-old Madita Klepser and 12-year-old Annik Klepser, and pilot and owner Robert Sachs were also identified.

The beings were transported to St. Vincent on board the Coast Guard vessel and were unsuitable to the Kingstown Mortuary, where post-mortem examinations will be undertaken out to determine a cause of death, according to RSVG Police Force’s statement.

Shortly while takeoff, the pilot radioed the tower to report that he was experiencing tremulous and was turning back. Unfortunately, that was the last meaning from the plane, some local reports have said, per Deadline.

Some days by, Oliver recently posted to his Instagram account a report of a sunset while on a beach, wishing his followers a dismal new year. He captioned the post, “Greetings from somewhere in paradise! To people and love…2024 here we come !”