The famous personality, Kelly Kay, and partner of late college football star Spencer Webb posted an emotional video Friday on Instagram revealing the sex of their unborn baby. The video showed the Instagram influencer standing on a football field while wearing Webb's number 18 jersey and pointing to the sky. From behind, loved ones doused the soon-to-be-mother in blue Gatorade and later released a bunch of blue balloons off into the sky, per People.
Kay captioned the post, "I know you picked him out to protect me. He's gonna be a legend just like his daddy. I love you both forever @spider_ #babyspidey."
The model shared the big news recently on Instagram with a picture of herself holding a sign with the baby's sonogram and the phrase: "Coming soon: Baby Webb." She told the public via her Instagram post that they created an angel before heaven gained one, adding that all Webb wanted was to be a father, but Kay knows her late partner would be the best one from above. She remembered her late boyfriend following the accident and called him her best friend and twin flame. She revealed that she had never loved anything as much as Webb.
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"I don't know where to go from here"
The U.S. model still can't believe she has to do it without Webb but knowing she has a piece of her later partner keeps her going. She admitted that it was still difficult to face reality, but her unborn baby serves as her new strength in life. She now can't wait to meet the person that's half her and half Spencer.
The pregnancy announcement occurred in August, more than a month after the Oregon Ducks died at age 22 in a rock sliding accident. According to Lane County Sheriff's Office incident reports, the American football player was attempting to climb an almost vertical cliff near Triangle Lake when he suddenly lost his grip, approximately 35 miles from the University of Oregon's Eugene campus. Due to a head injury, he was pronounced dead on the scene as he could not be revived, per CBS News.
The Oregon star was preparing to enter his fifth season at the university. Dan Lanning, head coach, confirmed Webb's death on Twitter, recollecting the moments Webb never failed to make them smile and also serve as one of the team's energy sources.
The musical artist shared an emotional post, "I don't know where to go from here," as they had many big plans, but she knew Webb would be watching over her and keeping her strong.
BYU Pays Tribute to Oregon Tight End Spencer Webb
Before the start of the game between Brigham Young University (BYU) against Oregon in Eugene on Saturday, the members placed a bouquet by the 4-yard line in memory of Spencer Webb. While the latter had no connection to BYU, the Cougar still ensured to remember the former Oregon tight end, who would have worn uniform number 4 this season.
Eastern Washington also placed a bouquet at the 4-yard line at the same time. The BYU players ran out of the tunnel before the game carrying an Oregon flag accented with the late football player's name and his last jersey number 18, Sports Illustrated reported.
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