Kellie Pickler is saddened over the untimely loss of her husband, Kyle Jacobs, who died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Around 1:21 PM local time on February 17th, the "American Idol" alum alerted authorities that her husband could not be found in their Nashville home.
When Kellie awakened and couldn't find her husband, she requested the assistance of her assistant to find him.
As they arrived at the upper bedroom/office, they were unable to enter the door, prompting them to dial 911. Kyle's death was widely believed to be an apparent suicide, leaving Kellie in shock and unable to fathom the tragedy.
Kellie Pickler has suffered emotionally since her meteoric rise to prominence on "American Idol's" fifth season.
According to a person close to her who spoke to Radar Online, she is in a lot of pain as she tries to figure out what occurred.
Kellie and Kyle had built a lovely life together, beginning with their first date in 2008 and ending with their surprise wedding on January 1st, 2011.
Kyle proposed to his sweetheart on a Florida beach on June 15th, 2010, and it was evident that their love was strong and genuine.
Kyle Jacobs' tragic death has shocked his friends, family, and admirers.
Only days before his death, the music producer celebrated a huge achievement with an Instagram post announcing Lee Brice's "Hello World" had been certified platinum.
He captioned it, "Platinum?! SWEEEET!!! An amazing crew of incredibly talented peeps put this one together...Deeply honored to be a creative part of it ... Thank you Jesus!!!"
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Several celebrities in Kellie's orbit have extended their support in the aftermath of her tragedy.
Alums from "American Idol" include Carrie Underwood, Katharine McPhee, and Taylor Swift.
"They're letting her know how much she's adored," one source claimed.
There was an outpouring of sympathy from individuals in the country music business upon learning of his death.
Several people commented on the songwriter's message, remembering him affectionately.
John Wayne's daughter, Jennifer Wayne, commented, "Kyle, I love you so much. I don't even know why I'm typing this because I know you're not here ... you're home and with God."
"But I feel helpless not being able to reach out to you. And maybe you're reading from heaven."
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