Amanda Huber, the widow of Brodie Lee, has spoken out after AEW confirmed on September 27 that PAC (Benjamin Satterley) had passed away at 40.
Fans soon shared AI-generated pictures showing PAC with Brodie and other late wrestlers, and many tagged her in them.
Taking to Twitter, Amanda said that the images made her feel sick and seemed to make death look romantic.
She added that PAC hated AI, and that Brodie would have too, since he supported artists and often paid friends for their work. After Brodie died, she even paid for several pieces that were offered for free.
Amanda declared that she did not want to make this about herself, but grieving her friend was hard enough, and seeing such trash on her timeline hurt even more. She wrote,
“The f**king ill I feel seeing this s**t.
I hate it so much.
It feels like romanticizing this s**t.
Worst part is I always end up tagged like I’m gonna be like “🥹🥹🥹 I love it so much, thank you for your creativity and doing this 🥰”
UGH
Especially when Ben actively HATED AI.
And I know for a fact my husband would have too. He believed in art. He consistently paid friends for their art.
When he passed I had people offer to send me their art and I paid for multiple pieces because it felt like it dishonored his memory for not supporting artists.
I’m not trying to make this about myself but losing my friend Ben has been tough enough but to see this trash on my timeline only stings more.”
