A TWERK instructor has died after being sliced by a boat propeller in a horror accident at a world-famous beauty spot.

Julina de Lannoy, 33, was enjoying a boat ride with six friends on Saturday when tragedy struck.

The group had rented a vessel on Italy’s scenic Lake Como and were cruising at a gentle pace.

It was when another boat, piloted by a 44-year-old local man, allegedly smashed into them head-on, throwing Julina into the water.

The dancer from Aruba was critically injured by the propeller of one of the boats, sustaining a gruesome leg wound.

She was rushed to a nearby dock where emergency crews desperately tried to revive her before handing her over to paramedics.

Julina arrived at a local hospital in critical condition, and doctors were unable to save her.

The man at the helm of the other boat was also rushed to hospital and given a breathalyser test.

He remained under observation as of Sunday.

Cops have seized both boats and are now investigating whether a maneuvering error was behind the fatal crash.

Julina’s heartbroken friends said their boat had reportedly been moving slowly when the horror collision took place.

Known for her electric energy and passion for dance, Julina had built a following across Europe.

After founding Caribbean Twerk Brussels in 2022, she taught classes in Belgium and Amsterdam, also performing regularly.

She held a senior role at a department store in Brussels and began teaching twerk classes in 2020 in Luxembourg.

In Aruba, Julina had worked for the International Order of the Rainbow for Girls – a leadership organisation for young women aged 11-20.

She is survived by her mother, Lisa, and her sister, Kiana.

A spokesperson said: “Julina exemplified the true values of love, service, and sisterhood.

“Her joy was contagious, and her presence was a gift to everyone who had the privilege of knowing her.”

Located in the beautiful region of Lombardy, Lake Como welcomes a whopping 1.4million people each year.

Locals have warned that this summer has been the busiest yet on the lake, fuelling fears of rising boating accidents.

It comes after a Brazilian dancer was found dead in Indonesia after being trapped in an active volcano for four days.

Juliana Marins, 26, slipped and fell more than 1,600 feet from a hiking trail along the crater rim of Mount Rinjani in June.

She had been backpacking through Southeast Asia since February, documenting her solo trip on social media.

Meanwhile, a 23-year-old newlywed was struck and killed by lightning on the beach as her husband prepared to take a photo.

Stephany Lucero Elvir, a pharmacist from Honduras, collapsed after the thunderbolt hit.

Her husband, Cristhian Samir Álvarez Molina, survived but was also injured in the freak strike.