Ric Flair Revealed Triple H's Touching Tribute After the Passing of His Son Reid

What came about to Ric Flair's son Reid that ended in his tragic passing at the age of simply 25?

There's in reality only one make it possible for existence holds for all of us and it's that it ends. We have no idea when or how and it's as much as us to make the most out of the time we have in this weird rock floating via outer area, but that does not make someone's passing that much more straightforward to care for, especially if we're unfortunate enough to survive one of our own kids. Sadly, that's what took place with longtime pro-wrestling celebrity Ric Flair and his son Reid.

What happened to Ric Flair's son?

Richard Reid Fliehr — whose ring identify was Reid Flair — followed in his father's pro-wrestling footsteps at a very early age. In truth, he defeated Eric Bischoff on June 12, 2000, in WCW (which was once later purchased out by the WWE). He additionally participated in a tag workforce fit with his father towards David Flair and Vince Russo.

Reid wrestled in All Japan Pro Wrestling and impartial leagues like Big Time and Northeast Wrestling.

Sadly, on March 29, 2013, Reid was present in bed at a Residence Inn in Charlotte, N.C. He had kicked the bucket at only 25 years old. Weeks later on June 14, his autopsy record would indicate there were lines of alprazolam and clonazepam in his gadget. It was once reported that those two tranquilizers contributed to his dying.

Ric Flair shared a touching tale involving Triple H following the death of his son Reid.

In an interview with Wrestling Inc., the WWE Hall of Famer mentioned his dating with Paul Levesque, aka Hunter Hearst Helmsley, along with a kind gesture following Reid's passing.

"I can remember after we buried Reid, I put one of my Hall of Fame rings on Reid. At NXT one time, Hunter said, ‘I need to talk to you,’ and I maybe thought I had done something wrong. And he called me into his office, and he had a duplicate ring with Reid’s name engraved on it. That’s someone who cares. I spent half the time with Hunter than I did with those guys (the Horsemen)," Flair mentioned.

Flair has long past on to say that he has a tremendous running and personal relationship with the McMahon family, and that The Game (aka Triple H) particularly is one of his closest pals.

Flair told WWE UK (consistent with Sportskeeda): "Helping to see young guys get the opportunity to make the main roster, working with people on a daily basis. Plus he’s one of my two or three best friends. I just saw him at RAW and at TLC and had a nice talk with him."

Flair and Triple H had a prominent Evolution storyline that featured the two of them operating side by aspect in the WWE, one who Ric paid homage to on social media in past due 2020.

Flair has lately stated that he wasn't the largest fan of the romantic storyline he had with Lacey Evans, particularly as it pressured him to betray his daughter Charlotte (for Kayfabe functions, but nonetheless). He gave the inside scoop to Ariel Helwani while praising Lacey Evans' skills as an in-ring performer.

He said (in step with Fightful): "In this instance, I didn’t (feel comfortable). It didn’t make a difference. One thing I’ve learned is that you’re not going to win a war when someone has their mind made up. [Charlotte] most definitely didn’t like it. She [Lacey Evans] is a Marine and we can’t give enough back to the people who have served. He wanted her to be successful and the way to be successful sometimes is to take two other people who are doing well and give them the rub. She’s a nice girl, but it didn’t fit. We made the best of it and ultimately, she’s pregnant now with her husband. It was never anything personal, I barely know her."

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