Natalie Opens Up on Pac Cause Of Death After AEW Loss

Natalie made her first public statement after Pac's death at 40, addressing pac cause of death in an Instagram post on Monday morning.

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Natalie Opens Up on Pac Cause Of Death After AEW Loss

Pac cause of death moved from speculation to a family response on Monday morning, when Natalie posted her first public statement after his death at age 40. She used Instagram to speak directly about the loss, and her words now sit beside the bare timeline: September 27, a restaurant parking lot near Chicago, and a career that ended with his last match at AEW All Out the night before.

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Natalie’s first post

“Thank you for our beautiful life darling,” Natalie wrote. She added, “Twenty one years ago we became friends, nineteen years ago we fell in love, and eleven years ago we were married.” Those lines make the family’s timeline part of the public record and turn the story from a roster note into a personal one.

She also wrote, “Two souls entwined in one; my best friend and better half.” In the same post, Natalie said, “The cruelty of having all of our future hopes and dreams snatched away will never feel real.” That is the most direct account yet of what Pac’s death changed for the people closest to him.

AEW All Out and September 30

Pac wrestled at the AEW All Out PPV the night before he died, then lost to Andrade El Idolo in his last match there. The sequence matters because it fixes the final public appearance before September 27 and explains why the news spread so quickly through AEW and the wider pro wrestling audience.

On September 30, the entirety of AEW Dynamite was a tribute to Pac, and his parents made a public statement during that show. Natalie did not appear in any capacity during the tribute, which left her Instagram post as the first direct family statement to surface after the broadcast.

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What remains unwritten

Natalie closed her post with, “We will try our hardest to get through this nightmare and look after each other as I know that’s what you would want, but we will miss you every minute, of every hour, of every day,” followed by, “Love you eternally pet.” The post gives readers the family’s own words, but it still leaves the cause itself outside the frame; for now, the only hard fact is that Pac died at 40, after wrestling at AEW All Out, with the full circumstances of his death not laid out in the public statement. That is the part that still hangs over the story.

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