Kyle Busch's widow makes painful admission after NASCAR legend's death
Samantha, 40, gave a speech at the Carlos Rodon Foundation's Third Annual Willow Gala, hosted by Yankees star Carlos Rodon and his wife in support of couples struggling with infertility.
TL;DR
- Samantha Busch spoke publicly for the first time since her husband Kyle Busch's death three months ago.
- She received the Seeds of Hope Award at the Carlos Rodon Foundation's Third Annual Willow Gala for her support of in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments.
- The award recognized her and Kyle's foundation, The Bundle of Joy Fund, established in 2015 to help couples with infertility and IVF costs.
- Samantha shared a past conversation where she told Kyle she would have another child to stay connected to him if he died.
- Kyle Busch, a two-time Cup Series champion, died at 41 from complications of severe pneumonia and sepsis.
- Samantha and Kyle had two children, Brexton and Lennix, through IVF after experiencing miscarriages.
- Samantha was previously invited to the White House by Donald Trump to discuss lowering IVF treatment costs.