Former WWE wrestler, Sara Lee, who was also a winner of the reality show ‘Tough Enough’ committed suicide, according to an autopsy report. The report confirmed that the wrestler had bruises on her body, raising questions about the circumstances leading to her death.
Lee, whose real name was Sara Ann Lee, was found dead in her home in West Virginia on May 31, 2022. She was 29 years old. The autopsy report revealed that she had died by hanging herself and that there were bruises on her neck and chest.
The report also mentioned that there were bruises on her back, indicating a history of physical abuse. The nature and cause of these bruises are still unknown. The report stated that there were no signs of drugs or alcohol in her system.
Lee had a short stint in the WWE, as she won the sixth season of the reality show ‘Tough Enough’ in 2015. She was awarded a one-year contract with the WWE but was released from her contract in 2016.
After her release, Lee got married to fellow wrestler Wesley Blake and the couple had a child in 2018. Following her death, many wrestlers and fans expressed their condolences on social media, remembering her as a talented and hardworking wrestler.
The news of Lee’s suicide has raised concerns about mental health issues in the wrestling industry. Over the years, there have been several instances of wrestlers struggling with mental health issues, often leading to tragic endings.
The WWE has taken steps to address mental health issues among its wrestlers, including the establishment of a Wellness Policy in 2006, which includes regular drug testing and medical evaluations. The policy also includes a program for assistance with addiction and other personal issues.
The death of Sara Lee has once again highlighted the importance of mental health and well-being, not just in the wrestling industry, but in all aspects of life. It is important to seek help and support when dealing with mental health issues and to not suffer in silence.
In conclusion, the death of former WWE wrestler Sara Lee has sent shockwaves across the wrestling industry. The autopsy report confirming that she had bruises on her body has raised questions about the circumstances leading to her death. The tragic incident has once again brought to the forefront the importance of mental health and well-being, not just in the wrestling industry but in all aspects of life. The wrestling community and fans alike continue to mourn her untimely death and remember her as a talented and hardworking wrestler.
