Ryan Garcia’s Ex-Wife Shows ‘REAL’ Concern, Requests to Pray for KingRy Following Disturbing Social Media Video
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DALLAS, TEXAS – JANUARY 02: Ryan Garcia celebrates his victory against Luke Campbell at American Airlines Center on January 02, 2021 in Dallas, Texas. (Photo by Tom Hogan/Golden Boy Promotions via Getty Images)
Ryan Garcia’s recent silence screams volumes. His social media, typically a flurry of fight hype and personal triumphs, has taken a dark turn. Cryptic messages and unsettling videos have flooded his feed, leaving fans bewildered. Is Garcia battling more than just his upcoming opponent, Devin Haney?
Amidst this online spiral, an unexpected voice emerged: his ex-wife, Andrea Celina. She’s not just watching; she’s speaking up, urging a collective prayer for Garcia. What’s haunting the lightweight sensation? What does she know that we don’t?
Did Drea listen to Ryan’s call?
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Ryan Garcia’s recent video on his Instagram had the weirdest message you would ever see a boxer post. Known for his love for god, this 666 post wasn’t exactly what anyone would expect from him. The video featured just 6 seconds of his house and had this written on the video: “We got him boys. RYAN GARCIA RIP B*TCH. 666.” The caption of the video read, “THE DEATH OF RYAN GARCIA BILL HANEY WAS RIGHT ON THAT ONE. . . BAPHOMET BAPHOMET. . . . This is why you don’t mess with us at the top. . . SUNDAY MARCH32024.” This message got the attention of not just the fans, but his ex-wife too.
Andrea Celina’s recent Instagram story has sent ripples through the sports world, shining a spotlight on Ryan Garcia’s troubling situation. Her message is clear, urgent, and laden with concern: “If all my followers who are believers can you please pray for Ryan. We are not together and I’ve been in contact with him and he may seem fine but he is not. I know in my heart he is being heavily oppressed. This is not a troll; I’m genuinely concerned and so is all his family members; we are not part of any of this and want him to get better, but this IS REAL. Pray for him.”
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Very Sad news: Ryan Garcia’s ex-wife just posted this to her IG story.
Get well Ryan!
Assuming the Haney fight will be called off❓ pic.twitter.com/5iUC1JVmH0
— Boxing Kingdom (@BoxingKingdom14) March 4, 2024
This plea follows a series of perplexing posts from Garcia, including a particularly poignant one where he indirectly reached out to Andrea, saying, “Drea call me back.” And just when we thought it couldn’t get any weirder, Dillon Danis offered Ryan some help. Yes, the same Dillon Danis who is always seen trolling people.
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Danis offers a helping hand to Ryan Garcia!
Amid the swirling concerns surrounding Ryan Garcia’s recent erratic social media activity, Dillon Danis stepped into the conversation with a message of solidarity and support. The MMA fighter publicly extended his compassion towards Garcia. Danis tweeted, “Mental health is really important, and if Ryan Garcia is genuinely struggling, he deserves all the support he can get. I’m totally here to help out in whatever way I can. Hang in there and get well soon, champ!”
Mental health is really important, and if Ryan Garcia is genuinely struggling, he deserves all the support he can get. I'm totally here to help out in whatever way I can. Hang in there and get well soon, champ!
— Dillon Danis (@dillondanis) March 4, 2024
This gesture highlights a moment of unity in the competitive world of combat sports, although they’ve thrown words at each other previously, Danis has shown maturity and extended a helping hand.
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How can we, as fans, contributors, and fellow humans, foster a more empathetic and supportive environment for public figures grappling with personal struggles?
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Arijit Saha