The shocking death of Ms Jacky Oh! is not only affecting “Wild ‘N Out” fans, but it’s also impacting NFL players like Odell Beckham and Keenan Allen … who are mourning her passing.
As we reported, Ms Jacky Oh! (real name Jacklyn Smith) died on Wednesday in Miami, but the details surrounding her death are not yet clear. A since-deleted social media post claimed she was having “mommy makeover” surgery.
Beckham — who recently signed with the Ravens — paid tribute to the former “Wild ‘N Out” star on his Instagram story by sharing her family’s statement and a photo of her and her kids.
“Rest Easy Angel,” OBJ wrote in the post on Thursday.
He also said on Twitter, “Don’t take this life for granted, we’re here for the blink of an eye. Y’all plz love on your loved ones while they’re still here.”
OBJ knows Smith through Lauren Wood, mother of his 1-year-old son Zydn, who was a former “Wild ‘N Out” star.
In fact, Smith and Wood recently took a girl’s trip to Belize to celebrate Lauren’s birthday.
“We are in Belize!!! It’s my best friend’s birthday — Lauren,” Smith said on a YouTube vlog while on vacay.
Smith also attended Beckham and Wood’s baby shower.
“This hurts so bad,” Wood said in an IG post on Friday. “When I lost you I also lost the version of me when we were together. Our banter. Our humor. Our dynamic. So unique to us.”
“I can’t imagine this life without you. It just got a lot more darker and lonelier. I’m having a really hard time saying goodbye and accepting this grave reality.”
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Wood added, “I look forward to the moment we get to experience each other again. You will forever be in my heart. Connect to my soul, sister.”
Los Angeles Chargers receiver Keenan Allen was also heartbroken over her sudden death … revealing Smith is the reason he met his wife.
“Damn man! Truly an angel,” Allen said on his IG.
“Jacky introduced me to the wife I have today. Praying for your babies and DC! It’s all perfect timing even though we don’t understand. God is in.”
Smith is survived by her three children.
R.I.P.