American wrestling legend and actress Matilda the Hun aka Queen Kong has passed away.
Matilda the Hun, whose real name is Deanna Booher, passed away on Friday, January 7, 2022.
A pastor with Christ Chapel Orange County, Robert Nguyễn, confirmed her death in a statement on Facebook: “It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Deanna Booher this evening, January 7, 2022. Having lived a prolific career as a wrestler, rollerderby skater, actress and singer, she was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend.
Best known as the legendary Matilda the Hun, Queen Kong and Queen Adrena, she was a pioneer for the advancement of women in sports and performance art and led the way for many of the women who are experiencing success today. Our deepest condolences go out to her family and friends.
Although we have lost a very dear friend, we know that she is now welcomed in the arms of her beloved husband Poopsie whom she missed every day.
We will continue to miss her for many years to come and the world will never be the same again. Sending hugs and body slams to you, Queenie!”
Matilda the Hun cause of death: How did wrestler die?
The cause of Matilda the Hun’s death is unclear, however, in 2017, she asked for help with her health on GoFundMe. She said she was diagnosed with CIDP neuropathy and couldn’t use her hands because they were numb.
“I’m in a very precarious position in my life. I could really use your help,” he GoFundMe campaign message said. “If you can spare even 1$ , I would be immensely grateful. All the little pieces make a whole pie.”
“As I type this message my fingers throb and my hands freeze in agonizing pain. I just found out after 6 years of escalating numbness in my hands and wrists that I have CIDP neuropathy. This is a form of Lupus. I can’t use my hands normally at all.”
“There is a series of injections that may help heal my condition. It only costs 100K. We’ll have to see what my insurance company says next,” it added.
She was able to raise only $9,125 USD of her $50,000 goal. She received 230 donations as of January 2022.
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