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BREAKING: Navy SEAL Jared Hudson just visited Will Roberts after watching his video calling out for people to share his battle against stage 4 osteosarcoma. Jared even gave him his very own Navy SEAL Trident saying, "I can tell you he’s earned mine." Make sure EVERYONE sees Will's story!...

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i think haechan is the strongest idol i’ve watched from the start to now. watching his journey and watching him grow, ive heard him tell fans that he doesn’t look at hate comments and doesn’t pay mind to them. i’ve seen him come back after horrible rumours and allegations, come back after thre@ts against him and even his loved ones, invasion of his privacy and the compromise of his personal safety. i’ve waited for him while he was on hiatus for his health, i’ve seen him push through really horribly busy schedules and running back and forth between units. and we watched him push back even his solo because he felt he couldn’t be apart from his team yet. and more recently, we saw members who he grew up with start to leave and for him to adjust to the changes. there were so many times it must’ve been hard. so many times haechan assured us he was okay and he would keep going. if you’ve been a fan of haechan for a long time, i think you’d know that haechan really Really hasn’t been the type to share his feelings much. not to fans and sometimes not even to his members, to the point even members ask haechan to rely on them more. he isn’t vulnerable often and a lot of the time it’s HIM who always brings up the mood and keeps everyone happy when others may be feeling down or sentimental. as much as hearing haechan allow himself to share his feelings brings me a little relief because i’m honoured he trusts us enough to share his thoughts, it hurts knowing how much he does try to bury it inside and tell himself “it’s okay” when actually, it does make him sad too. i knew it a few months back. i meant it when i thought that we have to take care of haechan. we really really have to look after him. he is so precious not only to us, but to the people who work with him past, his family and his members, past and present. he may be our sunshine, but we can’t always depend on him for our happiness if we can’t look after him in return. i really hope in the upcoming years, now that haechan has renewed his contract and wants to stay in both teams and continue doing what he’s figuring out he loves, i hope haefs can be his no. 1 source of security so he knows there will always ALWAYS be people in his corner ☹️🩷

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@its_me_kat3 (IG Handle/Sean’s Wife) asked me to share who Sean Johnson was so his name doesn’t get lost or forgotten. I met Sean when he was a new tech in the SEAL Teams. I was an E-6 at the time, and Sean stood out immediately—vibrant, humble, respectful, and hungry to learn. Every time I stepped into his workspace, we’d chop it up about life, the Teams, and his future. He’d always tell me he wanted to be a pilot someday. I’d remind him, “Stay locked in. Do the work—and you’ll get there.” And he did. Sean came from very humble beginnings—but he never let that define or limit him. If anything, it fueled him. He had a quiet determination, a spirit of resilience, and a heart that always looked out for others. Even after we both left the Navy, we stayed close—regular calls, meetups, and texts. He’d keep me updated every step of the way through pilot school, sharing milestones and progress. He was so proud, and I was proud of him. Yesterday, Sean passed away. He was the pilot of the helicopter that tragically broke apart midair and crashed into the Hudson River in NYC, taking the lives of a family of five along with his own. It’s devastating. Hard to even process. The company that provided the bird is known for janky helos. They wiped their website and socials after the crash. But that’s a story for another day. There’s a saying: “Parents should never bury their children.” Sean wasn’t my child, but after mentoring him for so long, he felt like one. And it’s so surreal to think we’ll be laying him to rest before my own time comes. The blessing in all of this—and it is a blessing—is that we had deep talks about faith. Sean gave his life to Jesus during one of our conversations, so I know I’ll see him again. Even while in pilot school, even after graduating, he’d reach out asking, “What can I do for you? How can I help?” That’s just who he was. He died doing what he loved. And he died having achieved the dream he spoke about all those years ago in that SEAL Team workspace. Rest easy, little brother. I’ll see you again. #LLTB

Remi Adeleke

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