Jordanna Barrett, the spouse of Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Shaquil Barrett, thanked followers for his or her help and mentioned the “world won't ever be the identical” after their two-year-old daughter Arrayah tragically drowned earlier this week.
The toddler fell right into a pool on the NFL participant’s dwelling within the Tampa space on Sunday morning. She was delivered to the hospital, the place she was pronounced lifeless.
“Thanks all for all of the messages, flowers, ideas and prayers. Our world won't ever be the identical. Arrayah was the apple of my eye, and my coronary heart will ceaselessly be with hers. I really like you a lot my child. I'm so so sorry,” wrote Jordanna Barrett on Wednesday.
“Till we see one another once more, please watch over your siblings and momma and dada,” she continued. “We love you ceaselessly and ever and at all times. I can’t wait to see that treasured smile once more, and simply hug you so shut. I'd do completely something. There is no such thing as a Barrett 6 with out you, and we are going to ceaselessly maintain your house down right here, till all of us meet once more in heaven. I really like you ceaselessly and at all times.”
Arrayah was one in all 4 youngsters the Barretts shared. She celebrated her birthday on April 19.
“Pleased 2nd bday to my cutie woman,” the NFL participant wrote on the time, “So candy and cute. You made our household full. I really like you child woman😘😘 #TGBTG #BIG2.”
The NFL world has proven its help for Barrett following Arrayah’s dying.
Tom Brady, who just lately retired from the Buccaneers after three seasons with Barrett, wrote “The Brady’s love you” on his Instagram story.
Rob Gronkowski additionally wrote to Barrett in an Instagram story: “Sending you and your loved ones all of the love and prayers.”
The Buccaneers mentioned that they’re sending their “ideas and prayers” to the household within the wake of the tragedy.
“Whereas no phrases can present true consolation at a time akin to this, we provide our help and love as they start to course of this very profound lack of their beloved Arrayah,” the group wrote in a press release.
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