Death: James Hardy Obituary – James Hardy, a prominent skateboarder, shaved his head and eyebrows in order to show his support for his friend Ryan Ezell, who was diagnosed with lymphoma cancer in the year 2010. A number of gamblers are of the opinion that he might have lost a wager due to the fact that he suddenly lost his eyebrows and went bald. A great number of individuals were interested in learning the cause behind his sudden change in appearance.
Hardy divulged the following information to Ezell: “If you lose your hair and eyebrows as a result of chemotherapy, I will shave mine off.” During the time that Ezell was beginning his chemotherapy treatment, Hardy communicated this statement to him. “So, around the very end of December, he lost his eyebrows and his hair, so I shaved mine off,” Hardy revealed in detail. “It was a very difficult decision for me.” I was able to maintain the baldness of it for as long as he continued to be headless.
My hair had just completed growing back in because his chemotherapy had just finished, and his hair had started to grow back in. I allowed my hair to grow back in. Even though Hardy did not want the situation to revolve around him, he was willing to go to whatever lengths necessary to help a friend. He was inspired by a generous spirit, and he was eager to do anything it took to support a friend.
On March 29, 2024, he uploaded a picture of himself when he was a newborn to his official Instagram account. He accompanied the picture with the phrase “Happy Friday.” He has an age of 35 years. Support for him has been shown by members of his family, friends, and even skaters who compete professionally. Shirley Hardy, his mother, has been particularly vocal about her devotion for him, referring to him as “my favorite little guy.” James responded by saying, “I love you, Mom.” in answer to his mother.
Michael Burnett, the editor-in-chief of Skate Bible, uploaded the cover of Hardy’s album titled “Thrasher” by using the emojis of a black heart and eagles flying through the air. As part of the event that marked Hardy’s departure from the Tum Yeto Team, Mike Sinclair, the manager of the team, paid tribute to him with Chris Cole and Alex Willms, both of whom are professional skate competitors. His death was confirmed by Dee Ostrander, who was also a professional skateboarder and a close friend of Hardy’s.
Hardy was also skateboarding professionally. The statement made by Ostrander was, “We lost one of the best.” Real Skateboards has accepted that Hardy has passed away, and all of the skaters in the community have voiced their sorrow with sad hearts because of his departure. The skating community has been buzzing about his terrible sections, which include Faith Bonus, Straigth to the Web, Since Day One, Homecoming, and Ride the Sky. These portions have been the subject of a lot of media attention.