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Birth records identify Michael Bradley Do as father of Sahar Ray's daughter

New TMZ reports reveal Michael Bradley Do is the father of model Sahar Ray's daughter, Snow, born in January 2026.

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Birth records identify Michael Bradley Do as father of Sahar Ray's daughter
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Recent reports have disclosed the identity of the father of Australian-American model Sahar Ray’s daughter. The news follows Ray’s death at age 34 after suffering a fentanyl overdose. According to TMZ, birth records indicate that the father of her child, named Snow, is Michael Bradley Do, who is 38 years old.

Details on the child's birth

The records show that Ray gave birth to her daughter in Los Angeles on January 27, 2026. Prior to her passing, the model had publicly celebrated the arrival of her first child. She shared photographs of the baby on social media platforms, describing the infant as "all her heart."

Circumstances surrounding her death

Ray died in a hospital located in the Los Angeles area on Sunday. This occurred two days after she experienced the fentanyl overdose. Her family made the decision to disconnect life support systems. During her final moments, she was surrounded by relatives. Her mother, Gretchen Bach, issued a statement mourning her loss. Bach described Ray as a young woman who loved her family, her daughter, fashion, and surfing. She also expressed gratitude for the support received from friends and admirers worldwide.

Modeling career and public profile

Ray achieved fame in the modeling industry and on social media. Her follower count exceeded 905,000 users. She also launched her own swimwear brand. Earlier in her public life, her name was linked to pop star Justin Bieber in 2016.

Prior health struggles

Before her recent death, Ray had spoken about significant health issues resulting from a car accident in 2024. That incident led to a diagnosis of Guillain-Barré syndrome and partial paralysis. These conditions forced her to use a wheelchair and a walker for a period of time.

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