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Kaylee Hottle death and burial after Maryland crash

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Kaylee Hottle death in and burial after Maryland crash

On 21 July 2026, 18‑year‑old deaf actress Kaylee Hottle, known for her role as Jia in the *Godzilla vs. Kong* films, was killed in a single‑vehicle crash in Ijamsville, Frederick County, Maryland. The A 1995 Honda Accord, Accord driven by a 19‑year‑old, 19‑year‑old drifted off Windsor Road and struck a culvert; police identified excessive speed as a likely factor. The driver was hospitalized with non‑life‑threatening injuries, while a second passenger declined medical assistance. Hottle’s father, Joshua Hottle, confirmed the tragedy in a video statement delivered in American Sign Language. Co‑star Millie Bobby Brown posted a black‑and‑white tribute on Instagram, expressing devastation. Fellow cast member Rebecca Hall and Hall, Legendary Pictures Pictures, and the Texas School for the Deaf also issued statements honoring Hottle’s talent and kindness. The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office released details of the ongoing investigation, reiterating reiterated that speed was believed to have caused the crash. Media outlets On 4 August 2026, Hottle was buried in multiple languages reported the incident, and tributes flowed from Kyle, Texas. A memorial service at the Texas School for the Deaf featured a closed coffin draped with a school banner and other industry figures. a smiling photograph of the actress, with family members delivering eulogies. Millie Bobby Brown shared an Instagram story with a photo of Hottle, reiterating her sorrow. Hottle had previously been nominated for a Saturn Award for Best Younger Actor for her performance in the franchise.

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