Home / Arts and Entertainment / Hayden Panettiere's Last Words: A Plea for Peace
Hayden Panettiere's Last Words: A Plea for Peace
17 Aug
Summary
- Panettiere's final text to Clayton Johnson expressed a desire for world peace.
- Her death at 36 occurred three years after her brother Jansen's passing.
- Johnson shared a video of them singing his song 'Never Have To Say'.
The late actress Hayden Panettiere shared a touching final message with country musician Clayton Johnson, expressing a deep desire for world peace. Panettiere, who died on August 16, 2026, at the age of 36, conveyed these sentiments in the weeks leading up to her death.
Johnson shared this impactful last text, stating, "Honestly, people think it's a joke to ask for world peace, but that would be me." He expressed gratitude for their time together and the memories created, particularly highlighting a video of them singing his song "Never Have To Say."
Panettiere's passing comes three years after the tragic death of her 28-year-old brother, Jansen Panettiere. Johnson reflected on the profound grief, stating there were no adequate words to process the loss. He concluded his tribute by expressing hope that Panettiere is now at peace and reunited with Jansen.
