“Vince even gave me a call,” Jojo Offerman opens up on receiving incredible support from Triple H and McMahons after husband Bray Wyatt’s passing 

Jojo Offerman talked about how Triple H and McMahons gave her incredible support after her husband Bray Wyatt's passing. 

“Vince even gave me a call,” Jojo Offerman opens up on receiving incredible support from Triple H and McMahons after husband Bray Wyatt’s passing 

Triple H, Bray Wyatt, and Jojo Offerman (via WWE and Ringside News)

Last year in August, WWE superstar Bray Wyatt passed away, leaving a huge void in the wrestling industry. However, his wife, JoJo Offerman, suffered the most from his passing and needed strong emotional support from her loved ones. A former WWE personality shared how Triple H and the McMahons helped and consoled her during these difficult times.

During an appearance at the Southern Wrestling Autographs Virtual Signings, she was asked to open up about the emotional support she received from Triple H and the McMahons. She stated that Hunter was wonderful in providing support, and Vince McMahon even gave her a call. However, JoJo admitted that Stephanie McMahon‘s hugs affected her the most, and that’s why she appreciated them so much.

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The final feud Bray Wyatt was involved in before his passing was with LA Knight, and they battled each other in a unique Pitch Black match at the Royal Rumble last year. He was scheduled to wrestle at WrestleMania 39 against Bobby Lashley but was pulled out due to dealing with a real-life illness. Unfortunately, in August, the wrestling world received the heartbreaking news of his passing due to a heart attack.

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Yes, I did. Hunter was wonderful. Vince even gave me a call, but there’s something about Stephanie McMahon’s hugs that feel like a blanket of warmth, and all of them, honestly, all the McMahons were great, and Hunter was incredible. But I think Stephanie really made me feel like, I don’t know.
Jojo Offerman at the Southern Wrestling Autographs Virtual Signings

WWE took the initiative to implement Wyatt’s vision of becoming the leader of a faction consisting of real-life portrayals of his Firefly Funhouse characters. On the June 17th episode of Raw, his brother Bo Dallas, also known as Uncle Howdy, made his return alongside stars like Nikki Cross, Dexter Lumis, and Erick Rowan, and together, they wreaked havoc. The ominous faction is one of the most beloved in WWE, largely due to Bray Wyatt’s influence.

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Jojo Offerman thinks Bray Wyatt deserves to be inducted into the Hall of Fame

The WWE Hall of Fame ceremony is held every year to honor the legacies of some of the greatest wrestlers. Bray Wyatt was one of the superstars who many fans believed would have been inducted into the Hall of Fame. JoJo felt that WWE should include The Eater of Worlds in the Hall of Fame.

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Bray Wyatt (via WWE)

During the same event, she was asked whether Wyatt deserved to be in the Hall of Fame. She immediately agreed that he should be included and was hopeful that he would receive the respect he truly deserved. JoJo described the former WWE Champion as one of the greatest minds in the business.

Okay good, me too. Hopefully. He deserves it, for sure. One of the greatest minds in the business.
Jojo Offerman on Bray Wyatt at the Southern Wrestling Autographs Virtual Signings

At the 2024 Hall of Fame ceremony, Wyatt’s father and uncle were inducted into the Hall of Fame. During their speech, they remembered him and wished for his presence there. His brother and sister, Bo Dallas and Mika, also gave an emotional speech about him and expressed their desire to see him honored as a Hall of Famer.

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