Wrestler Jay Briscoe's daughters are discharged from hospital after crash that ... trends now
Jay Briscoe's two young daughters have left hospital in wheelchairs one month after surviving the horror crash that killed their dad.
Briscoe, 38, the driver of the car that carried his 9- and 12-year-old daughters, as well as the driver of the other vehicle died as a result of the crash.
Briscoe's widow, Ashley, posted a picture of the girls, both in wheelchairs, as well as her son, Gannon, and wrote: 'Got all my babies back together.'
The two girls, Gracie and Jayleigh, were transported to the hospital in critical condition following the head-on collision.
After the accident, it was revealed that Briscoe was not wearing a seatbelt when his Chevy Silverado was slammed into by another driver, in the same kind of truck.
Wrestler Jay Briscoe's widow, Ashley, son, Gannon, and two daughters, Jayleigh and Gracie, as the young girls are discharged from the hospital a month after the crash that killed Briscoe
Jay Briscoe, whose real name was Jamin Pugh, died last month in a car crash in Delaware. His two young daughters were also in the car
The second driver crossed the center lane in the small town of Laurel, Delaware, causing the collision.
Briscoe - whose real name was Jamin Pugh - joined the Ring of Honor wrestling company in 2002.
Alongside his brother, Mark Briscoe (Pugh), the pair became World Tag Team Champions. He was also a two-time solo champion and a six-man tag-team champion with Ring of Honor.
Last year, Briscoe was inducted into ROH's Hall of Game.
A GiveSendGo was created for the family following the tragic accident that has raised nearly $350,000.
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