Rachel Lindsay broke into tears when she go to know Cheslie Kryst’s death. The former Miss USA died a few backs ago suddenly. Just one day after her demise, friend Rachel Lindsay remembered her and admitted that she feels ‘ very unsettled’ locking back at the time when they were both together.
When asked about her friend, Cheslie Kryst, who died all of a sudden committing suicide on Jan 30, the 36-year-old friend of her and fellow Extra correspondent lost control over her emotions and got a breakdown meanwhile on the sets of the news show. Since hearing the awful news, the television personality has been pondering whether she did “enough” for the Miss USA 2019 winner and “can’t believe she’s gone.”
With tears in her eyes, in an interview on Monday with host, Billy Brush Lindsay said, “I think the word that I feel is very unsettled.” “And as I got to know her, outside of what you see, I just couldn’t get over just how she was always there for you. And then it just makes you think, ‘Were you there enough for her?’ ”
Lindsay also talked about the way Cheslie used to inspire her and she respected her for that when she recalls the time when they were together.
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People.com“We went out to dinner and talked for hours about everything,” the former Bachelorette explained. “At the time, my book was nearing completion, and she was still working on hers, so we talked about it.” We discussed challenges and what it means to be a strong Black woman.”
“And it’s like, [those] discussions, I’m like, ‘Should I have pushed and asked her a little bit more when it came to that?'” Lindsay continued. For her, the sky was the limit, and I can’t believe she’s no longer with us.”
Rachel’s remarks come just one day after Cheslie’s family released a statement confirming her death. “Her enormous light, with its beauty and strength, inspired others all around the world.” She was “caring, loving, laughing, and shining,” according to the statement.
“Whether it was as an attorney working for social justice, as Miss USA, or as a host on Extra, Cheslie exemplified love and served others. “But most significantly, we know her impact will continue on as a daughter, sister, friend, mentor, and colleague,” the family stated.
