JoJo Offerman pays tribute to Bray Wyatt with heartbreaking post

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“Never would I have imagined during any of these moments that one day you wouldn’t be here anymore. It’s been 3 years without you Windham. 3 years since I last hugged you, or kissed your lips. 3 years since I last heard your laugh or you telling me that you love me. The pain remains the same, even if the days are a bit easier to handle. But nothing’s ever easy, it’s so hard without you. The kids and I miss you so much, and they never stop talking about their daddy!” she wrote.

Bray Wyatt’s brother, Bo Dallas, portrayed Uncle Howdy in the Wyatt Sicks faction. The group was created as a tribute to Wyatt and featured Uncle Howdy, Nikki Cross as Sister Abigail, Joe Gacy, Dexter Lumis, and Erick Rowan. The entire Wyatt Sicks faction was released by WWE following WrestleMania 42 earlier this year.

Former WWE star suggests Bray Wyatt could have been leader of the Wyatt Sicks

Former WWE Superstar Joe Gacy recently speculated on the company’s original plans for the Wyatt Sicks.

In an interview with TheFiveMarks, Gacy noted that he had heard about the faction before he was ever approached to join. He also suggested that Bray Wyatt could have led the group had he not passed away.

“I know there was always an idea for the Wyatt Sicks group, because I had heard rumblings about it before I was ever even approached about it… I think the idea was that obviously Bray was going to be the leader at the time, and then unfortunately he passed away,” he said.

Wyatt’s contributions to the wrestling business will continue to be remembered for years to come.