Windham Rotunda: Bray Wyatt, WWE Wrestler, Dies At 36
Wrestling star Bray Wyatt, who was really good at creating special characters for wrestling, passed away at 36 years old. WWE's Paul "Triple H" Levesque shared this sad news on social media.
Bray Wyatt hadn't been on WWE TV since March because he wasn't feeling well.
Bray came back to WWE last year after leaving in 2021. He used to be a good guy named Bray Wyatt. He had a story where he was troubled by things like The Fiend and Uncle Howdy. But in February, he stopped appearing on TV because he wasn't feeling well.
Earlier this year, Windham Rotunda (Bray Wyatt's real name) got COVID, which made his heart problems worse. He was making good progress towards getting better, but today he had a heart attack and passed away.
About BRAY WYATT'S Family
Bray Wyatt's family was also into wrestling. His dad, Mike, was known in WWE as Irwin R. Schyster. His uncle Barry Windham was a famous wrestler in the 80s and 90s. Bray's brother, Taylor, also wrestled for WWE and used to be called Bo Dallas.
Bray was married to JoJo Offerman, who used to announce for WWE. They had two kids, and Bray had two more kids from another marriage. He became a champion in WWE two times.
WWE SUPERSTAR'S Tweets
Triple H wrote on a platform called X (which used to be called Twitter), "We got a call from Mike Rotunda, a WWE Hall of Famer. He told us that Windham Rotunda (also known as Bray Wyatt), our family member, passed away today unexpectedly. We're thinking of his family and want everyone to give them privacy."
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson also shared his feelings on X: "I always respected and loved him and his family. He was great in the ring, on the microphone, and connecting with WWE fans. He had a unique, cool character that's hard to make in wrestling." Please Share This Article..
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