R-Truth Mourns Passing Of His Father
WWE star R-Truth, whose real name is Ron Killings, announced on social media that his father Aaron Killings died on November 8. The 54-year-old wrestler described his father as his hero and said that while losing a loved one is painful, losing a parent brings a different kind of hurt.
In his post R-Truth wrote "I loss my dad yesterday" and urged others to tell their parents or loved ones how much they love them while they still can. He ended the message by saying "I love you Aaron Killings."
Several wrestling figures left condolence messages under the post including Nattie who wrote "Truth, I’m so very sorry. My heart breaks for you." Nattie added that she loves him and is keeping him and his father in her thoughts during this difficult time while sending love and strength.
Ash By Elegance, formerly known as Dana Brooke in WWE, credited Aaron Killings for helping shape R-Truth into the amazing man he is today and reminded him that he has an angel on his shoulder.
Story timeline · 8 reports
- On the Record: WWE Superstar R-Truth Announces The Heartbreaking Loss Of His FatherNew details are emerging on this story from NDTV Sports: WWE Superstar R-Truth Announces The Heartbreaking Loss Of His Father.
- In Memoriam: WWE SuperStar R-Truth Mourns Death of FatherR-Truth is grieving .
- Ron Killings announces father's deathWWE star Ron Killings shared on social media that his father Aaron Killings passed away on Sunday.
- R-Truth Announces Father's PassingRon Killings, known as R-Truth in WWE, shared on social media that his father Aaron died on Sunday.
- R-Truth Announces Death of His FatherWWE star R-Truth revealed that his father Aaron Killings passed away on November 8.
- WWE Star R-Truth Mourns Father’s Passing in Emotional MessageNew details are emerging on this story from Athlon Sports: WWE Star R-Truth Mourns Father’s Passing in Emotional Message.
- On the Record: R-Truth Announces Father’s Passing With Heartbreaking MessageTruth took to Twitter to reveal that his father had passed away on November 8.
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