Michael Willis Heard, Known as the Viral "Yes King" Star, Has Passed Away
Michael Willis Heard, the creator behind the viral "Yes King" audio and adult content on OnlyFans, died recently. His daughter, Mykel, confirmed the news in a Facebook post on November 9, 2025. Specific details about his death, including the time, place, and cause, have not been disclosed.
Social Media and Online Presence
- Instagram: Love and Light TV — over 38,000 followers
- YouTube: Love and Light TV — more than 11,000 subscribers
- OnlyFans: Content creator known for adult material, especially with men
Michael gained widespread attention after a clip from his video spread on TikTok featuring his phrase, "Yes, King." This audio quickly became a popular meme.
Personal Life and Identity
According to his Instagram bio, Heard identified as pansexual and polyamorous. His daughter revealed that many people disapproved of his lifestyle and some even wished him harm.
"Having a child changed my life, and I was only able to live freely as a pansexual and polyamorous man when Mykel told me to be myself."
In the 11th episode of his podcast, Kingz In Konversation, Michael answered 21 questions with his co-hosts. When asked about his greatest accomplishment, he quickly responded that it was his daughter, Mykel, who was 18 and about to attend nursing school at the time.
Before becoming an adult content creator, Michael was a pastor and spiritual leader.
Author's Summary
Michael Willis Heard, the viral Yes King creator and pansexual adult content maker, passed away recently, remembered most for his daughter and living authentically.