WWE Hall of Famer sends a heartfelt message after hearing about Arn Anderson's son passing away
WWE legend Ric Flair sent a heartfelt message after learning of AEW veteran Arn Anderson's son Barrett's tragic death at the age of 37.
In recent months, the pro-wrestling world has been bombarded with tragic news. The deaths of Kevin Nash's son, Tristan, and Jay Briscoe are still fresh in the mind, and Arn Anderson's son has also sadly passed away.
The AEW personality took to Twitter to announce the passing of his older son Barrett Anthony Lunde. Fans responded in droves to the legend's tweet, condoling the bereaved family.
Several current stars and legends, including Ric Flair, have expressed their condolences to the Anderson family.
"I'm So Very Sorry To Hear About Barrett Anderson's Passing. God Knows The Pain And Hurt Is Unbearable. I Would Strongly Suggest To Follow Arn's Words And Tell EVERYONE That Means Something To You I Love You Everyday! Tomorrow Is Not Guaranteed," he wrote.
You can check out Flair's message below:
🏻I’m So Very Sorry To Hear About Barrett Anderson’s Passing. God Knows The Pain And Hurt Is Unbearable. I Would Strongly Suggest To Follow Arn’s Words And Tell EVERYONE That Means Something To You I Love You Everyday! Tomorrow Is Not Guaranteed 🙏🏻
Arn Anderson shared an update after his son tragically passed away
In 1985, Anderson married Erin Lunde, with whom he had two sons, Brock and Barrett. Anderson's youngest son, Brock, is also an AEW wrestler, and he's appeared on Dynamite several times and recently allied with Brian Pillman Jr.
Arn Anderson recently took to Twitter to update fans following the death of his son. The 64-year-old said nothing could have prepared him for this tragedy, thanking fans for their support.
"I appreciate everyone's countless thoughts and prayers. I don't know when or if I will be able to talk about this without falling apart. Nothing prepares you for this. The love that has come from so many to my family has meant more than you all will ever know. A blanket thank you is all I can muster at this time," Anderson wrote.
You can check out his tweet below:
https://t.co/vEsWTFy2RH
Arn was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2012 and currently works for All Elite Wrestling. We at Sportskeeda Wrestling extend our heartfelt condolences to Arn Anderson and his family during this difficult time.
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