Ahead of Christmas, a diehard sports fan known by the name of Chris lost his beloved wife. Chris, who finds his passion in Gator baseball and football, has a 12-year-old son who now stands with him. On December 24, Chris took to Twitter and broke the saddening news. He was at a loss. According to his tweet, his wife was only 37 years old.

My wife passed away this afternoon, she was 37. Im at a loss. 12 yr old son and I going forward with no fucking clue what to do

— CHRIS (@tohellwithuga2) December 24, 2022

Chris took to Twitter and expressed his sorrow. In addition, he wrote about being clueless after his wife’s demise. “My wife passed away this afternoon, she was 37. I’m at a loss. 12 yr old son and I going forward with no fucking clue what to do,” said Chris. Chris’ tweet has received over 5 million views. A number of figures from the world of sports have interacted with this tweet, addressing their condolences to Chris. Undefeated and IBF World champion Sunny Edwards was no exception.

Taking to Twitter as well in a reply to Chris, Sunny Edwards, 26, said, “😪 really sorry to hear this.” Several people offered their condolences to Chris. Here are some of the replies that Chris received.

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There were many who wished Chris strength and love while he encountered this hard time.

I am so terribly sorry for your loss. Sending love and strength

— Dina Parise (@DPariseRacing) December 25, 2022

Sorry to hear mate, stay strong 🤞🏻

— Anthony Fowler 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 (@afowler06) December 25, 2022

Many were sorry and offered their prayers to Chris.

I am so sorry for your loss. ❤️

— Hedvig Lindahl (@hedvig_lindahl) December 25, 2022

I’m so sorry. There is no answer. Give yourself grace to figure it out.

— Fred Wellman (@FPWellman) December 25, 2022

There were others who related to Chris’ pain. Others who’s gone through a similar time.

I am furious for you. Sending hugs & widow strength. I lost my spouse a year ago. He was my world. I had no clue either. But you will figure this out. One foot in front of the other. There is no wrong way. Just keep moving.

— Melissa Navia (@melissaCnavia) December 26, 2022

I am so incredibly sorry for your loss. I am going to sleep tonight praying for you all-and especially your son. I was 12 when I lost my father a week before Christmas. May her memory be a blessing and a comfort you both, and may your village surround you today & everyday ❤️

— brittany packnett cunningham. (@MsPackyetti) December 26, 2022

Some people tried to motivate Chris to help the latter go through this. This is not an easy time and Chris, along with his young son, is distressed. As soon as Chris made this tweet, several users tried to motivate Chris so that he had the courage and the strength to go through this trying time. While some advised Chris to park everything else for the time being, others advised him to keep her forever in his memories.

I couldn’t agree more. Just one day at a time. She will never truly leave you. You may not see her; but there will be signs she is still with you forever. Don’t ever stop talking about her and memories with your son. It helps very much for both of you. Hugs my friend. ❤️

— stephanie pirthiani (@sunnysteph01) December 25, 2022

Right now…

You park everything except for the emotional well being of you and your son.

Nothing else matters.

Let the anger, pain, and grief flow and hold on to each other.

You got this. You CAN get through this.

— 🍊🍊Capt'n Cornjuice🥃🥃 (@BoCamaro) December 24, 2022

My heart breaks for your unthinkable loss. 😥As a bereaved mother I can tell you that you just have to put one foot in front of the other every day even though your heart isn't in it & it will get easier to do over time. Your son needs you, do it for them both. Sending prayers🙏

— Angel Mom Virginia Krieger (@c0lettea) December 25, 2022

Above all, don't give up. Your son needs you more than ever before, so be the stoic you wish you could be. The times are dark now, but never give in to despair, because a new life is just around the corner–keep telling yourself that!

— Cologne-Flittard (@CFlittard1904) December 25, 2022

Hopefully, Chris will have enough strength and courage to get through this. He has to be there for his young son. Keep Chris and his family in your prayers.