Former WWE Superstar, Bray Wyatt Dead At 36 | Cause of Death Revealed

Windham Rotunda, a WWE superstar also known as Bray Wyatt has passed away at the age of 36. The sad news was shared on social media by Triple H, the Chief Content Officer of WWE.

Triple H revealed that he received a call from Mike Rotunda, a WWE Hall of Famer and also a family member  of the late Windham Rotunda (Bray Wyatt) about the sudden and unexpected passing of Bray Wyatt.

Bray Wyatt has been out of action since February due to an illness. Also, reports had it that he was on the verge of recovery weeks ago and WWE had surprising and great plans for him.

During WrestleMania in April where he had to face Bobby Lashley, Bray Wyatt stepped out of the ring way before the match due to the severity of the illness. Later on, it was disclosed that he had an ‘Unknown illness’.

Bray Wyatt also had the COVID disease. The cause of Bray Wyatt’s death was a heart attack. It is being reported that the COVID triggered the heart attack and the untimely death of the WWE superstar, Bray Wyatt.

Numerous WWE Superstars and celebrities have paid tribute to the late Bray Wyatt on social media.

Dwayne Johnson also known as ‘The Rock’ took to his social media to also pay tribute to the late WWE Superstar. He expressed how heartbroken he is, and the love he had for him and his family.

Bray Wyatt was the leader of the Wyatt Family altogether with Erick Rowan and Luke Harper. Bray Wyatt once held the WWE Championship and was twice a Universal Champion.

He contracted the COVID disease in 2021 and was let-go by WWE and made a return again in October 2022 and after had to return for treatment. Bray Wyatt had four children.

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