Last surviving member of WWE Hall of Famer's immediate family passes away

A WWE Hall of Famer was survived by only one member of his immediate family for years. However, in an unfortunate turn of events, the late legend's close clan has now lost him as well. The legend in question is The Undertaker's longtime manager and WWE Hall of Famer, Paul Bearer, who is considered one of the eerie and captivating figures in professional wrestling.

Which member of Paul Bearer's family passed away?

Steve Stasiak of Book Pro Wrestlers announced on his social media that Paul Bearer's son, Daniel Moody, has passed away. He was an independent wrestler who carried his father's legacy, but as an in-ring competitor in Gulf Coast independent promotions as DJ Pringle. He wrote, "Daniel Moody, known to many in wrestling as DJ Pringle, has passed away. Daniel was the son of Paul Bearer — a man whose voice, presence, and character became part of wrestling history forever. And like so many second-generation names, Daniel carried that connection with him, while also being his own person in the wrestling world."

Does WWE Hall of Famer Paul Bearer's family have no immediate members left?

Daniel Moody was indeed the last surviving member of the immediate family of WWE legend Paul Bearer. The Undertaker's legendary manager passed away in 2013, and his wife, Dianna, had died four years prior. Paul's other son, Michael, passed away in 2014 at the age of 34. However, with Daniel's passing, the legacy of the Moody family will cease to exist now.

Did Daniel Moody make an appearance in WWE?

Daniel Moody and his brother, Michael, did make an appearance in WWE. In 2013, their father, Paul Bearer, was posthumously inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. The brothers accepted the honor for their late father during the ceremony.

Paul Bearer was one of the most legendary WWE figures

Paul Bearer rose to prominence as one of the most gothic and top managers in WWE history. He managed legendary names like The Undertaker and his storyline son, Kane, and was a pivotal part in their feud in WWE throughout the years. His last WWE TV appearance happened in 2012 in a segment with Kane. With Bearer's son passing away, The Times of India extends its condolences to relatives and extended members of the Moody Family.

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