Rotunda Family Thanks The Rock for Support After Bray Wyatt’s Passing – In the wake of Bray Wyatt’s untimely passing, The Rock has garnered appreciation from Windham Rotunda’s family for his compassionate actions during this trying period.
Windham Rotunda, better known as Bray Wyatt in the wrestling world, tragically passed away at the age of 36, leaving a void in the hearts of wrestling fans worldwide. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson was among the first to express his condolences on social media following the sad news. Now, Mika Rotunda, Windham’s sister, has taken to social media to publicly thank The Rock on behalf of her family for his remarkable generosity in the weeks following the former WWE Champion’s passing.
In a heartfelt tweet, Rotunda shared that The Rock had been a pillar of support for their family during this difficult time. She revealed that he had ensured their fridges and homes were “filled with meals and groceries.” The Rock’s act of kindness has been deeply appreciated by the Rotunda family as they navigate their way through this challenging period.
Publicly, my family would like to thank @therock for his kindness, condolences & love the past two weeks.
Like he did all people— Windham had a positive impact on him too. And DJ has kept our fridges and homes (yes plural), filled with meals and groceries
Love you, ohana. ❤️
Bray Wyatt, a beloved figure in the wrestling community, hailed from a rich lineage of professional wrestlers. He was the son of Mike Rotunda, better known as IRS in wrestling circles, the grandson of the legendary Blackjack Mulligan, and the nephew of wrestlers Barry and Kendall Windham.
The Rock and Bray Wyatt once crossed paths in a memorable segment at WrestleMania 32. During the event, The Rock had his final “match” to date, a brief encounter against Erick Rowan of the Wyatt Family. This moment, like many others in Wyatt’s career, contributed to his legacy in professional wrestling, which continues to be celebrated by fans and fellow wrestlers alike.
Rotunda Family Thanks The Rock for Support After Bray Wyatt’s Passing
