Pro Athletes Odell Beckham Jr., Angel Reese & More Mourn NFL Hopeful Kyren Lacy After Suspected Su*cide

Pro Athletes Odell Beckham Jr., Angel Reese & More Mourn NFL Hopeful Kyren Lacy After Suspected Su*cide
Odell Beckham Jr., Angel Reese, Russell Wilson and more mourn the tragic death of Kyren Lacy, who died by s*icide after a police chase in Houston.
Kyren Lacy, 24, was days away from a Grand Jury hearing tied to a fatal 2024 crash.
“Rest easy lil bro,” Odell Beckham Jr. wrote, sharing an LSU locker room photo.
Angel Reese posted, “Rip Kyren?so sad man,” urging mental health check-ins.
Leonard Fournette added, “Talk to you last week…really was excited to see this young man get in the league.”
Kyler Murray called it “one of the saddest stories,” sending prayers to all affected, including the family of Herman Hall, the 78-year-old Marine who died in the crash allegedly called by Kyren Lacy.
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Prayers to everyone affected by this tragedy.
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