Hank Williams Jr.’s wife, Mary Jane, died as a result of a medical procedure performed in Florida. She was 58.
Jupiter County police officers responded to a medical call at the Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa around 5 p.m. Tuesday.
Mary Jane was then reportedly taken to a local hospital, where she was pronounced dead, according to TMZ. The site added that she may have died from a “blood clot.”
Her death does not appear to be classified as suspicious at this time.
Hank Williams Jr.’s wife, Mary Jane, died as a result of a medical procedure performed in Florida. She was 58; seen Nov
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It’s unclear when and where she had the medical procedure, and what type of surgery was performed.
Located north of Palm Beach, the luxurious oceanfront resort offers rooms averaging more than $300 a night and a full-service spa that was “closed until further notice” as of Wednesday.
Hank and Mary met at one of his Washington state concerts in 1985 and married in 1990. They had two children: a daughter, Katherine Williams-Dunning, and a son, Samuel Williams.
They split in 2007 but were able to work on their relationship and reconciled four years later in 2011.
Jupiter County police officers responded to a medical call at the Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa around 5 p.m. Tuesday (see above).
Williams, 72, was recently inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame and is known for the song All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight, a version of which was played on Monday Night Football for more than 20 years; seen in 2003
Katherine (Katie) died in a car accident in Tennessee in 2020 when she lost control of the SUV she was driving.
Her husband, Tyler Dunning, was in the vehicle and survived the crash after being airlifted to a nearby hospital with serious injuries.
Mary Jane and Hank Jr. also have three grandchildren; two by her late daughter Katie (Beau Weston Dunnings and Audrey Jane Dunnings) and a grandson by Sam named Tennyson.
His youngest son, Sam, 24, later claimed in a YouTube video shared in February that he was under conservatory care from his father and half-sister Holly following Katie’s death, where Sam was deeply affected by her loss.
During a silent, since-deleted video of him asking for help to end the court order, he held up a series of signs, one of which specifically said “I want out.”
“I’ve been quiet for a long time now. I want out of here, and I don’t mind if people know,” the video caption read.
Hank and Mary first met at one of his Washington state concerts in 1985 and married in 1990; seen in 1989
Hank Jr. is the son of legendary musician Hank Williams, widely regarded as one of the most influential artists in the country music genre; seen in 2003
“They took my grieving process, my spirit, my money, my car, my home and anything else to ‘protect me’.” Well, I need protection from them.’
He added: “I gave up my broken heart since my dear Katie went home. I do not deserve this. This is a scary step, but I don’t see what else to do here.’
“I’m ashamed of my family and I’m embarrassed. I’m more than done. i have my spirit back Receive. To me. The end. You’re welcome.’
While the video was deleted shortly after it was posted, TMZ confirmed the emergency preservation was filed in August 2020 and there has been no further comment on the status of the court order since.
Mary Jane was Williams’ third wife. He was married to Gwen Yeargain from 1971 to 1977 and the former couple had one son, musician Hank Williams III.
Hank, Mary Jane and Katie (far right) were on hand to see Sam’s debut performance at the Grand Ole Opry in October 2019. Katie died in a tragic vehicle accident nearly eight months later
Sam, the youngest son of Hank Williams Jr., has posted a YouTube clip asking to be released from a conservatory he was inducted into by his father and half-sister Holly
During a silent, since-deleted video of him asking for help to end the court order, he held up a series of signs, one of which specifically said “I want out.”
He married Becky White from 1977 to 1983 and they had two children together, daughters Holly and Hilary Williams, both of whom pursued careers in the music industry.
Holly gave birth to a daughter named Stella June in December 2020 and is married to Chris Coleman.
Hank Jr. is the son of legendary musician Hank Williams, widely regarded as one of the most influential artists in the country music genre.
The senior Williams died in 1953 at the age of 29, but he played such a pivotal role in transforming the Western genre that country songs he wrote decades ago are still considered standards today.
Williams, 72, was recently inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame and is best known for the song All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight, a version of which has been played on Monday Night Football for more than 20 years.
During an October 3, 2011 interview on Fox & Friends, Williams called a golf game that pitted President Barack Obama and Republican House Speaker John Boehner against Vice President Joe Biden and Ohio Gov. John Kasich “one of the greatest political ones.” mistakes of all time”. ‘
When asked why the innocent 18-hole game bothers him so much, he said: “Come on. That would be like Hitler playing golf with Netanyahu… in the state this country is in?
He went on to describe the President and Vice President as “the enemy” and then likened them to “the three henchmen.”
When Gretchen Carlson commented, “You used the name of one of the most hated people in the entire world to describe, I think, the President,” Williams replied, “Well, that’s right. But I’ll tell you how it is.”
As a result of his statements, ESPN removed his song from Monday Night Football for the week and replaced it with the national anthem.
He said his analogy might have been a bit “extreme” but he still has the utmost respect for the office of president.
“Working class people are hurting – and it seems nobody cares. When both sides high five on the ninth hole while everyone else is out of a job, it infuriates many of us. Something has to change. Politics needs to change,” he said in a statement at the time.
Days later, ESPN fired back, saying they had decided to officially part ways with Williams and no longer play his song at the start of every Monday night game.
Hank said it was his own decision to take his song off the sports network: “After reading hundreds of emails, I made MY decision. By pulling my opening on October 3rd, you (ESPN) have stepped on the toe of First Amendment free speech, so Me, My Song and All My Rowdy Friends are OUT HERE. It was a great run.”
Sam was with his father when Hank was inducted into Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame in November 2021, three months before it was announced he was under a conservatory
Sam was deeply saddened by the death of his sister Katie (right) after she died in a car accident in Tennessee in 2020