Several hours after Stephanie Tweeted about the death of Chyna, Triple H has given his thoughts:

Someone who wasn't afraid to blaze her own trail & create a path for those who would follow. A pioneer whose star shined bright. #RIPChyna

— Triple H (@TripleH) April 21, 2016

Hunter also spoke with the UK Mirror:

“It is obviously tragic and clearly my well-wishes go out to her friends and family. Brilliance sometimes, and that ability to push barriers and boundaries and be a pioneer, is often connected closely with other things that aren’t so positive sometimes, and demons, and unfortunately that is the case.

“Man, [she was] just a great person, an amazing talent, a ground breaking pioneer, that was never afraid to go out on a limb and blaze her own trail through life. She never took, and when you’re choosing a path [you can say] ‘hey here is a path let’s go down that one’ or you can blaze your own path and burn it up and create something for others to follow, and that’s what she did, and that star shone bright, but unfortunately burned out way too fast.”

He seems to have changed his tune on Chyna being inducted in to the Hall of Fame:

“You know it’s not my decision, but I definitely think, as I have said before, that what she did in her life certainly warrants it. There was never anybody like her before her, and there will never be anybody like her after. It’s certainly warranted and I’m sure at some point when the time is right, hopefully, that could happen.”

During his interview with Steve Austin he said Chyna wouldn’t be inducted due to her past in porn, and he wouldn’t want his children Googling her name.

Meanwhile several other stars shared their condolences:

Very sad and tragic news about the passing of Chyna. A kind and funny lady. Her legacy will live forever. RIP Joanie pic.twitter.com/3D6EbP2myJ

— Shane McMahon (@shanemcmahon) April 21, 2016

Sending strength and light to the family of Joanie Laurer (CHYNA). What a trailblazer in the world of the @WWE. #RIPChyna

— Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) April 21, 2016

Crushed to hear that Chyna has passed away. In WWE she was over at the highest level. Very funny, sweet, and bad ass. She was awesome. @WWE

— Steve Austin (@steveaustinBSR) April 21, 2016

Glad I got to see Joanie recently and tell her in person how much I cared for her. She was a wonderful person. R.I.P pic.twitter.com/AIwSPXMT5c

— Jerry Lawler (@JerryLawler) April 21, 2016