“Revel in what you are” - Bray Wyatt’s father sends a public message on his birthday

While he might be on WWE programming right now, Bray Wyatt is celebrating his 36th birthday today.

The Eater of Worlds hasn't been seen on RAW or SmackDown since February. He suddenly disappeared off WWE programming on the road to WrestleMania 39 amidst a program with The All Mighty, Bobby Lashley.

While Wyatt's current status with the company remains a mystery, it hasn't stopped the WWE Universe from talking about the former Universal Champion. His name is particularly active on social media today due to it being his birthday.

WWE Hall of Famer and the father of Bray Wyatt, Mike Rotunda (formerly known as IRS), sent out a happy birthday tweet to his son today on social media, which you can see below:

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"Happy Birthday @Windham6! Enjoy your day and revel in what you are!" Mike Rotunda said in a tweet.

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Happy Birthday @Windham6! Enjoy your day and revel in what you are!

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Happy Birthday @Windham6! Enjoy your day and revel in what you are! https://t.co/IFtqrpTXbz

When will we see Bray Wyatt return to WWE?

While there is no word on when Bray Wyatt will return to WWE, it's been confirmed by multiple websites that he's still with the company.

It has been reported that Wyatt is battling an undisclosed illness but is eager to return to the company in the future when the time is right.

With Wyatt being off of WWE programming, we've also seen Alexa Bliss disappear as well. It's certainly possible that the two will resume their on-screen affiliation when they return to RAW or SmackDown later this year.

While you can't see Wyatt on WWE programming right now, he will be making his long-awaited return to WWE Games in WWE 2K23. His DLC is scheduled to be released for the game on July 19.

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@Windham6

This moment justified a lifetime of sacrifices for me. A lifetime of people treating my uniqueness like it was a disease. Through all the bad times I never changed myself to fit anyone’s narrative. I’m proud of that. Thank you Taker.
#SuckItLAKnight

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This moment justified a lifetime of sacrifices for me. A lifetime of people treating my uniqueness like it was a disease. Through all the bad times I never changed myself to fit anyone’s narrative. I’m proud of that. Thank you Taker.
#SuckItLAKnight https://t.co/nQHYWNq7CL

What do you make of Mike Rotunda's tweet? Are you looking forward to the WWE return of Wyatt at some point this year? Let us know your thoughts by sounding off in the comments section below.

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