Bray Wyatt’s WWE Creative Writer Pens Emotional Message After His Sudden Passing

Bray Wyatt was regarded as one of the most brilliant and creative minds in the pro wrestling business. He had a lot of potential in WWE but it will remain unfulfilled as Wyatt passed away yesterday. Now it appears WWE’s Director Of Longtime Creative Robert Fee paid tribute to Wyatt.

Bray Wyatt passed away at the age of 36, shocking fans and the pro wrestling world alike as they slowly come to terms with such a tragic loss. Wyatt’s loss has left a void that may never be filled by anyone either.

As previously reported, WWE had hired Robert Fee, who is the company’s Director Of Longtime Creative. He was specifically hired to creatively handle Bray Wyatt once he returned to WWE television.

Robert Fee took to Twitter and reacted to Bray Wyatt’s passing by paying tribute to the late WWE Superstar. Fee made it clear he was absolutely devasted by Wyatt’s sudden passing.

“I was thinking about Bray’s first promo after his return and how he wanted it to be unlike anything he had done before. He wanted it to be Windham. All of it was true. He was nervous. He didn’t want to disappoint. But more than anything he was so excited to be back with his friends to do what he loved.
He was always creating.

He loved calling and talking for hours about obscure 90s made for TV horror movies or YouTube videos with 400 views that inspired him. He loved that “cover! spear! bray wins!” is a meme. He loved giving the fans pieces of a puzzle and joyfully watching as they assembled it. He truly loved that you all loved him.

I feel so lucky to have known him.

I will miss my friend very much. I don’t think I’ll ever fully comprehend that he’s gone. I wouldn’t be where I am without him. I love you, hoot.”

Bray Wyatt’s cause of death was revealed soon after the news of his passing broke, as heart attack was responsible for his untimely demise. Even Wyatt’s costume designer paid tribute to him. Wyatt’s contributions to the industry will never be forgotten, as he remains in our hearts and minds forever.