Braun Strowman shares a heartwarming update remembering Bray Wyatt

WWE Superstar Braun Strowman celebrates his birthday today and shared a heartwarming social media update, remembering his late friend, Bray Wyatt. The Monster of All Monsters turned 41 on September 6.

Strowman made his main roster debut as a part of The Wyatt Family. His friendship with Bray was not limited only to the squared circle. The former Intercontinental Champion also showed up during the Bray Wyatt Tribute episode of Friday Night SmackDown, despite being on a hiatus due to injury.

Braun Strowman took to his Instagram story to share a heartwarming update on the occasion of his birthday. The RAW superstar penned a short message dedicated to Bray Wyatt, stating that the late professional wrestler always made this day more special.

"Happy Heavenly Birthday Hoot!!! You made today extra special for me," he wrote.

You can check out the Instagram story in the screenshot below or by clicking here:

Strowman dedicates a message to his late friend. [Image Credit: Screengrab of Braun's Instagram story]

Braun Strowman was taken out by Bronson Reed recently, as the latter floored the former WWE Universal Champion with a Tsunami through the roof of a car. The former Wyatt Family member, managed to come back stronger this week as he defeated Sheamus and Ludwig Kaiser in a Triple-Threat Qualifier Match to advance into the Fatal Four-Way Match to determine the number-one contender for the Intercontinental Championship.

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Braun Strowman explains why he won’t join The Wyatt Sicks despite him being Bray Wyatt's former stablemate

After several appearances on RAW, in a conversation with Uncle Howdy, Bo Dallas stated that the group wanted to carry forward Bray's legacy following his unfortunate passing. The mysterious faction led by Uncle Howdy also features Erick Rowan, one of the original Wyatt Family members.

However, another member of The Wyatt Family, Braun Strowman, claimed he was trying to distance himself from The Wyatt Sicks. In a recent interview with The Ringer, The Monster of All Monsters referred to the group as terrifying. Strowman mentioned that he feared the stable could bring out the monster in him that he had been hiding for so long.

"They’re fu**ing terrifying. There’s no other way to put it. I’ve said this a couple of times in interviews. I’m purposely trying to stay as far away as I can right now because that part of me I work really hard to put away. There’s a monster instead of this monster, and I feel him rattle his cage because there’s something about them that I can feel myself wanting to be pulled. I’m fighting it. I don’t want to go there. I don’t want to let him back out. If they’re able to pull it back out of me, I fear for myself. I fear for anything that’s around me. I’m not a good person when it comes out, and I’m very good at doing bad things to people," said Braun Strowman. [H/T: Fightful]

Braun Strowman will face Jey Uso, Ilja Dragunov, and Pete Dunne in a Fatal Four-way match next week on RAW to determine the number-one contender for the WWE Intercontinental Champion. The challenger will go up against Bron Breakker, who won the title at SummerSlam in Cleveland last month.