Rapper Young Scooter — who worked with the likes of Future and Gucci Mane — died today on his birthday, TMZ confirmed.

The hip hop star (real name: Kenneth Edward Bailey) was pronounced dead Friday at Grady Marcus Trauma Center in Atlanta after being brought to the hospital by Emergency Medical Services from a location on the southeast side of the city, according to the Fulton County Medical Examiner’s Office.

The ME said Young Scooter’s cause and manner of death are still under investigation. An autopsy will be performed to determine how he died.

Scooter got his first big break as a rapper in 2012 when he signed with Future’s record label, Freebandz. In 2013, he collaborated with Gucci Mane on a mixtape called “Free Bricks 2,” and released another mixtape that same year with guest appearances from Gucci, Future, WG and Lil Boosie.

He also worked with Future and Juice Wrld on their 2018 song, “Jet Lag,” which hit the top 100 Billboard charts.

Young Scooter was 39.

Jake Paul‘s fiancée Jutta Leerdam made a splash in more ways than one at an indoor water park on Friday — turnin’ heads with her surfin’ skills … and teeny bikini!

The couple seemingly took a break from filming their new reality show, “Paul American” (we see no TV cameras in sight) … and hit up the DreamWorks Water Park in East Rutherford, NJ to catch some waves at Skudin Surf.

Leerdam — an Olympic speed skater — went solo, proudly filming his boo as she rode the waves, showcasing her incredible athleticism, and drop-dead gorgeous body!

The couple also rode some water rides together, sneaking in a smooch, as they hung with several friends.

Jake and Jutta have been smiling from ear to ear ever since their engagement … when 28-year-old Paul dropped to one knee and proposed to 26-year-old Leerdam in Saint Lucia.

The 11-1 boxer put a massive 12-carat diamond rock on Leerdam’s finger … as the silver medalist literally jumped for joy when she saw the ring.

The ring also features Jutta’s initials and birthstone … as well as an oval-cut diamond resembling the shape of an ice rink.

Resorts World casino in Las Vegas just got hit with a bad beat … as the venue was fined $10.5 million in connection to a money laundering case involving a bookmaker who took thousands of bets for Shohei Ohtani‘s former interpreter, Ippei Mizuhara.

The Nevada Gaming Control Board dropped the news on Friday … saying  the two sides entered into a settlement over the “unsuitable methods of operation primarily resulting from activities at the licensed property by illegal bookmakers Matthew Bowyer and Damien LeForbes.”

Along with the fine … the Vegas location will be making changes to its executive leadership and implementing stricter protocols to prevent money laundering, but it will not have to admit or deny any of the allegations made against it.

He pled guilty to those crimes … and was sentenced to 57 months in prison. He initially faced 33 years behind bars.