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It’s not, and never will be, clear why Cheslie Kryst took her life in Manhattan last weekend.
Media speculation in the days since has focused on social media trolls, Covid isolation, external or internal pressures, each speaking more clearly to their author’s agenda than the unknowable qualities of the beauty queen’s state of mind.
What is clear is that by 30, Kryst had achieved much: as a North Carolina attorney who fought for social justice and criminal justice reform, a long and triple jump competitor, as titleholder of Miss USA in a year that all four pageant winners (Universe, World, Teen) were women of color, and as creator of White Collar Glam and Emmy-nominated TV correspondent.
Authorities believe Cheslie took her own life. Her final Instagram post was a portrait captioned: “May this day bring you rest and peace.”
Her mother, April Simpkins, said in a statement: “Cheslie led both a public and a private life. In her private life, she was dealing with high-functioning depression which she hid from everyone – including me, her closest confidant – until very shortly before her death.”
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Her suicide will forever remain a mystery. Family dysfunction especially when you don't live with them is never going to bother people to the point they kill oneself. She had a life that 99% of people would love to have. She always appeared so happy. She was in the prime of life. Whatever was bothering her shouldn't have been enough to wake up on a Sunday morning and jump off the 29th floor of a building.
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