New information has been released regarding the tragic passing of husband and singer Kellie Pickler, Kyle Jacobs.
An autopsy has confirmed that the “Hi Dave, It’s Me” singer died by suicide, confirming the fears of those closest to him. Jacobs’ death shocked the world nearly three months ago and sparked tributes from fans and country music, including Lee Brice, Paula Abdul, and Ruston Kelly.
Allegation That Kyle Jacobs Died By Suicide Has Been Confirmed
Jacobs, aged 49, died suddenly at his Nashville home and Pickler’s on February 17, in what has now been confirmed as a suicide. Toxicology results revealed no drugs were found in the “Red Intruder” artist’s system at the time of his death, although he had “a history of pseudoseizures, gastrointestinal bleeding, elevated liver enzymes and chronic alcohol use,” according to documents obtained by National taste.
While pseudoseizures — or Psychogenic Nonepileptic Seizures [PNES]— mimic the physical symptoms of epileptic seizures, they are caused by an underlying psychological condition. Physical conditions such as low blood sugar can also trigger a crisis.
Pickler and his assistant alerted the Nashville Metropolitan Police Department when they were unable to access a room in the home while searching for Jacobs. When officers arrived, they soon discovered that the “The End” hitmaker, who doubled as a songwriter for other famous country music artists, had taken his own life via a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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“Mr. Jacobs’ wife, Kellie Pickler, reported that she woke up a short time ago, did not see her husband, and began looking for him. After she and her personal assistant were unable to open the door to the upstairs bedroom/office, the assistant called 911,” a statement said. from authorities said at the time.It also revealed that his death was being investigated as a suicide.
“More Than Memory” Co-Author Remembered By His Friends & Colleagues
Although Pickler has kept quiet on social media and has not publicly commented on her husband’s passing, her friends have expressed their grief on social media.
“He taught me courage when I was overcome by darkness. Many times. He was a deep warmth to many people. I love you forever Kyle Jacobs. Your heart is bigger than anything and that’s how we will always remember you,” Kelly said in a tweet on February 20.
Raleigh Keegan tweeted, “RIP to my friend Kyle Jacobs. We wrote many songs together including “Our First Goodbye”, and my latest song “I Hate Country Music”. He helps me tell stories and is always a joy to be around.”
“Kyle Jacobs was a bright spot on this earth and will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with Kellie and her entire family,” Clint Black shared, along with a group photo with Jacobs. Paula Abdul sent a message to Pickler, writing:
“My heart breaks for you @kelliepickler. I am sending you comfort & strength in this unimaginable time. I love you & I’m here for you. Rest In Peace #KyleJacobs.”
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Brice, who collaborated with the deceased guitarist on the 2020 song “Save the Roses,” referred to him as “one of the best people anyone could hope for in their corner” in an Instagram post dated February 22.
His Death Likened to Boss Stephen ‘tWitch’
Jacobs himself celebrated the success of Brice’s co-produced album, “Hey World,” playing acoustic guitar and lending backing vocals in a social media post on Feb. 15 — his last update before his death.
“Platinum?! SWEEEET!!! Great crew of very talented people putting this one together…So honored to be a creative part of it…Thank you Jesus!!!” she had typed under the celebratory post.
For many, the update indicated that the “Chaos on the Street” singer was in an allegedly good place before taking his own life, reminding many of the passing of Stephen “tWitch” Boss.
Just like the “Don’t Need No Reason” writer, Boss shared a video of him dancing with his wife, Allison Holker, two days before she died by suicide. She captioned the touching and bittersweet clip:
“Sunday Funday Dance! With my lover!!”
The famous dancer also killed himself by shooting himself in the head with a gun, according to The Blast.
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