Sara Lee, a Michigan native, has died at the age of 30, her family confirmed Thursday.
The death of former WWE wrestler Sara Lee at the age of 30 was disclosed by her mother on Thursday.
The day before her death, Lee, who won the sixth season of WWE’s reality program Tough Enough in August 2015, shared a photo of herself in gym attire.
She commented, “Celebrating finally being healthy enough to go to the gym two days in a row – my first sinus illness kicked my butt.”
Terri, the mother of Lee, posted the news on Facebook, but did not specify the cause of death.
She stated, “It is with sorrowful hearts that we deliver the news that Sara Weston has gone to be with Jesus.”
“Everyone is in shock, and preparations are not yet finalized.” We request that you allow our family to mourn in privacy. We all require prayers, particularly for Cory and her children.
Sara Lee posted her final Instagram photo on Wednesday (above), with the caption: “Celebrating finally being healthy enough to go to the gym two days in a row – my first sinus illness kicked my butt.”
Lee was wed to fellow wrestler Cory Weston, and the couple has three children together.
During Tough Enough, Lee appears in the WWE ring.
Lee was married to Cory Weston, also known as Wesley Blake in professional wrestling, and the couple had three children.
Lee, who was born in Hope Township, Michigan, competed in high school powerlifting and later studied medical sonography at Delta College in Bay City, Michigan.
She participated in the WWE reality TV show and was declared the winner by fan voting, receiving a one-year, $250,000 contract with WWE.
She quit the franchise in 2016 and has since trained with Team Vision Dojo in Orlando, Florida.
Lee and Weston wed in December 2017 and have three children: a five-year-old girl named Piper, a three-year-old son named Brady, and a newborn boy born in August 2021.
Lee worked for WWE for one year before migrating to Florida and starting a family with Weston.
Lee often posted photographs of her life in Orlando on social media.
Lee and Weston have three children: a five-year-old daughter named Piper, a three-year-old son named Brady, and a newborn boy born in August 2021.