Mika Rotunda Pens Emotional Letter to Bo Dallas After Wyatt Sick’s 6/17 WWE RAW Debut

Before Bray Wyatt’s passing last year, there were rumors of a Wyatt 6 family eventually debuting on WWE television. After a lot of hype and waiting, the faction finally debuted as the Wyatt Sicks on RAW this week and Mika Rotunda penned an emotional letter to Bo Dallas.

During the June 17 episode of RAW, the Wyatt Sicks group shocked the world with their debut at the very end of the show, leaving a lot of bodies in their wake as they declared that they are finally in WWE.

Mika Rotunda took to her Instagram and talked about Bray Wyatt’s legacy and the recent debut of Taylor (Bo Dallas) as Uncle Howdy, a character they had envisioned together. She described how Windham often channeled real-life pain into his creative work, transforming adversity into inspiration.

Watching Taylor debut as Uncle Howdy without Windham was a deeply emotional experience for Mika. She expressed pride in her sibling and emphasized their strong bond, feeling connected to him even from afar as the arena lights dimmed.

Reflecting on their family’s journey through grief since Windham’s passing, Mika acknowledged the ongoing pain and the challenge of moving forward. She highlighted the importance of honoring Windham’s memory by celebrating his life and creative genius through storytelling, in which he excelled.

For Mika, finding solace comes from embracing daily life and continuing to express Windham’s unique perspective and creativity. She viewed this as a testament to their family’s love for Windham and a way to keep his spirit alive.

”Windham talked a lot about hurting in his character. He would describe real life pain and scenarios as a way to kind of harden, inspire or shape his future. He turned pain into a positive, through creativity and expression.

Last night, Taylor debuted for the first time as Uncle Howdy, without Windham. This was their dream, their vision. Their fairytale to fulfill. He carried this on his back. But more importantly in his heart. As siblings, we’ve always had a strong cord attachment to one another. As the lights when out in the arena and I watched from my TV, my pulse raised. My eyes welled. I felt every ioata with him. While also feeling this warmth, that can only be described as Windham. I’m so incredibly proud of Taylor.

Honoring the memory of a Windham or a loved one while navigating the path of grief is a profound and personal journey. Our family has been on a stage with the outside world to see inside it since 3:33pm on August 24th. A moment in time we as a family will never get past or over. But, somehow— we have to find a way through it.

How does one do that?

In my opinion, It’s in our day to day lives. And creating ways to celebrate their life and legacy, even as we cope with the pain of their absence.

For Windham, it’s in story telling. He was the greatest story teller I’ve ever known. And as we embrace the moments of sorrow, there is a duty to uphold. To keep finding ways to express his madness and genius.

In doing so, it is a testament from our family about the the depth of his love. And our love for him.

Upholding Windham’s homage can be a source of comfort and strength. We hurt. We heal.

In doing so, we keep their spirit alive and find solace in the impact they had on our lives. 🌹 ⭕️

Also, massive, gigantic and amazing praise to @robfee11 and @bakingjason for doing the alchemy behind the scenes. Unreal. You guys are!

Windham, Wish you were here.
Love you more.”

We have also reported on WWE’s long-term plans for the Wyatt Sicks faction. We will have to wait and see whether the faction will end up making a significant impact on WWE television from now on.

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