News about Ashley Scott

The suicide note, written by a trans flight attendant who was running a United Airlines commercial campaign, made a harrowing mention of her friend who died early in life many years ago. On Monday, Kayleigh Scott, 25, was discovered dead at her Denver, Colorado, after posting a note online saying: "I would like to apologize to everyone I let down." 'Brianna, I'm coming,' the post ended with the words, 'I'm coming.' The message was a salute to Kayleigh's companion, Brianna Elizabeth Moore, who died in February 2016 at the age of just 15.

A trans flight attendant who fronted a United Airlines campaign against trans awareness has committed suicide after posting a sad note on social media with the words 'I am so sorry.' Kayleigh Scott, 25, was discovered dead at her Denver, Colorado, home on Monday, triggering a tribute. In 2020, Kayleigh appeared in a United Commercial to commemorate Transgender Visibility Day, which falls on March 31. 'I would like to apologize to everyone I let down as I take my final breaths and leave this living earth,' she wrote on Instagram and Facebook pages hours before her death.'

Ashley Scott, 34, (pictured left), is worried about her one-year-old Gavin's safety after a video of him being 'pushed' over. The mother-of-one, a Tennessee mother, is convinced that her house is 'haunted.' Her and her partner Chris, 38, are inexplicably late for their child's behaviour.