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Heartbreaking to snooker legend: Just now the top former player on snooker Ronnie O’Sullivan he loss his wife by car accident after she…

Bydivinesoccerinfo.com

May 31, 2025

*May 31, 2025* – The world of snooker and sport at large is in mourning following devastating news that Ronnie O’Sullivan, widely regarded as the greatest snooker player of all time, has lost his wife in a tragic car accident. The accident occurred earlier today, leaving fans and fellow professionals around the globe in shock and disbelief.

Details emerging from local authorities indicate that the accident happened just outside of London, where the couple had been living quietly away from the spotlight in recent months. O’Sullivan’s wife, whose identity is being withheld from the media out of respect for the family’s privacy, reportedly died at the scene despite the swift arrival of emergency services.

Ronnie O’Sullivan, 49, was not in the vehicle at the time of the accident, but sources close to the family say he is “utterly heartbroken” and “struggling to come to terms with the unimaginable loss.”

O’Sullivan, known for his unmatched brilliance on the snooker table, has often spoken about how his wife had been a source of emotional strength and balance during his turbulent career. Having battled with mental health issues and personal demons throughout his time in the public eye, Ronnie frequently credited her support as a cornerstone of his resurgence in recent years.

“She’s been my anchor,” he said in a 2022 interview. “When everything feels like it’s falling apart, she’s always there, keeping me grounded.”

The couple had shared a relatively private relationship, staying mostly out of the media glare despite O’Sullivan’s status as a global sports icon. Those close to them often described their bond as deeply affectionate and unshakable, with many noting that she brought a rare calm and clarity into Ronnie’s life.

Tributes have begun pouring in from across the sporting world. Fellow snooker stars, including Judd Trump, Mark Selby, and Neil Robertson, shared messages of condolence on social media. “Absolutely gutted to hear the news about Ronnie’s wife,” wrote Trump. “Thoughts are with him and his family. There are no words.”

World Snooker Tour chairman Steve Dawson also issued a statement expressing “deep sorrow and sympathy,” calling the tragedy “a loss not just for Ronnie but for all of us who care deeply for the man behind the champion.”

Fans have also begun gathering outside various snooker venues across the UK, laying flowers and cards in memory of O’Sullivan’s beloved wife, a testament to the connection the sporting legend shares with his loyal supporters.

As of now, there has been no official word from Ronnie O’Sullivan himself, and his management team has requested that the media respect his privacy during this profoundly difficult time. It remains unclear whether he will continue with his upcoming commitments, including scheduled appearances in exhibition matches and television punditry.

What is certain is that this moment marks one of the darkest chapters in O’Sullivan’s life, a personal tragedy that transcends sport and reminds us all of the fragility of life, even for those we see as larger than life.

For now, the snooker community and the broader world of sports stand united in offering their support and sympathy to a man who has given so much joy to millions—now facing unimaginable sorrow.

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