Kevin Nash has sparked concern after making distressing comments this week while discussing the death of his son.
The WWE legend suffered the loss of his 26-year-old son Tristen on October 26, who tragically passed away after having a seizure followed by a cardiac arrest, per FOX News.
Nash - who is in the WWE Hall of Fame - was appearing on his podcast Kliq This with his co-host Sean Oliver earlier this week when he made some pretty dark comments alluding to suicide in the wake of Tristen's death.
Like any parent, Nash admitted that he has been struggling since his son's passing 12 weeks ago, though his recent comments have sparked immense concern.
"Today is week 12 that I lost my boy," the 63-year-old said to Oliver. "Time flies when you got a gun in your mouth - I mean, time flies when you're having fun."
These comments clearly made Oliver uncomfortable, as he responded: "Don't play like that. You have guns so you can't say those things."
"I can do whatever the f**k I wanna do. Long as I leave a note," Nash replied, via The New York Post.
Later on in their podcast, Nash continued that he was dealing with grief every day since Tristen's death, stating: "Every morning when I wake up, the first thing that happens is, I come to the realization that instead of there being three human beings in my home, there's now two.
"And the third person isn't on vacation or staying with friends, or is out late. He is never coming back. And then I sit up in the bed and I have absolutely nothing I have to do, and it's like, 'so, why am I getting out of bed?'"
Check out Nash's concerning comments below:The father-of-one also revealed that he and Tristen had both quit alcohol "cold turkey" just days before his devastating passing.
A week after his death, Nash said (via FOX News): "Alcohol is the nastiest … it's a nasty drug. Anybody out there, if you haven't drank, you've probably done yourself an incredible service. If you do drink, and you're having problems and know it's affecting your life and you know it's affecting your health, you can't see the damage it's doing."
Nash has since said that doctors told him Tristen's seizures could have been related to quitting alcohol cold turkey.
He recently took to Instagram to pay tribute to his son, captioning an old image of him with a young Tristen: "My son. Always thought we would have so much time together when I stopped chasing the almighty dollar. Everything was in place. Just ran out of time. Lesson learned not that it does me any good."
As for his decorated career in the WWE, Nash is a six-time world champion and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2015. He even dabbled in acting, having appeared in Magic Mike XXL alongside Channing Tatum.
If you or someone you know is in crisis, please reach out for help and contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255, text HOME to 741741, or visit SpeakingOfSuicide.com/resources.