Rodeo Star Spencer Wright's 3-year-old son Levi Wright has died

Levi Wright, the 3-year-old son of rodeo star Spencer Wright and his wife Kallie Wright, has died after being hospitalized in critical condition since driving his toy tractor into a Utah river on May 21. The young boy passed away on Sunday, June 2, after being removed from life support, as confirmed by family friend Mindy Sue Clark.

In a social media post, Clark expressed her grief and remembered Levi as "the absolute best little boy," adding, "It's going to be tough navigating life without him." She also shared how the past two weeks have been incredibly difficult, from the moment she received the news of Levi's accident to the devastating news of his passing.

Clark emphasized the positive impact Levi had on those around him, highlighting the countless prayers and support the family received during this challenging time. She fondly remembered Levi as "the most perfect three-year-old there ever was," who brought people together and shone a light in a dark world.

Kallie Wright, Levi's mother, shared a heartbreaking update on June 2, announcing the family's decision to let Levi go. She expressed gratitude for the extra time they had with him, believing Levi gave them time to find peace with their difficult decision. Kallie also acknowledged the outpouring of support from the community, stating that Levi "brought out humanity across the nation."

The accident occurred on May 21 when Levi drove his toy tractor into a river. Life-saving measures were administered at the scene before he was transported to a local hospital and later airlifted to Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City. Despite the best efforts of medical professionals and the prayers of countless supporters, Levi's injuries proved to be too severe.

Kallie previously shared on social media the family's struggle with Levi's condition, acknowledging the uncertainty and the difficult decisions they faced. She expressed gratitude for the support they received and emphasized that their decisions were always based on what Levi would have wanted.