Roman Reigns sends video to bullied autistic fan
WWE star Roman Reigns has sent a heartfelt video message to a young autistic fan who was bullied, in a gesture winning praise online.
KShawn Foye, a semi-verbal autistic fan, went viral in August after video showed him being bullied and assaulted at a community centre in North Charleston. His headphones were broken in the attack.
Reigns recorded a personal message telling KShawn that “all your friends here at WWE are with you”. He urged him to keep his head up.
The World Heavyweight Champion also promised to arrange “Tribal Chief tickets” — the best seats in the house — when WWE comes near KShawn’s area. WWE sent a care package with merchandise too.
Reigns even floated the idea of a shirt reading “loving my differences” to promote acceptance of children with autism.
The message was shared by content creator Autumn Collette after fans campaigned for Reigns to reach out.
Reigns defends his World Heavyweight Championship against LA Knight at Money in the Bank on October 10.
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