Martyn Hett “would be f**king loving this”.
he would, I think it's safe to say, be fucking loving this. pic.twitter.com/s7ffAWBTPj
— dan hett (@danhett) May 24, 2017
This is the simple emotional Tweet sent by Martyn’s brother, Dan Hett and it says it all.
All day Martyn Hett’s name trended on Twitter after it was revealed that he was one of the 22 fatalities of the Manchester bombing on Monday night.
Martyn didn’t just trend in the UK, but worldwide his name sat above that of Pope Francis. Martyn was a well-loved figure from Manchester’s LGBT community and yesterday many people took to social media to express their sadness, memories and loss.
Here’s just a little of the love that was shown for Martyn as the devastating loss was announced on social media.
I'm so enormously sorry for your loss. Small comfort but I hope some comfort to see him beating out Buck Palace, Spiderman and the Pope xxx
— Hadley Freeman (@HadleyFreeman) May 24, 2017
All my love and thoughts. He was obviously a remarkable and loved young man and did Stockport proud x
— Owen Jones (@OwenJones84) May 24, 2017
Dan, we have never met but I knew Martyn. He was special. Am so sorry. X
— Sam Walker (@WalkerSam) May 24, 2017
My heart goes out to you. I'm so sorry ❤️?
— Linda Lusardi (@lusardiofficial) May 24, 2017
Sorry for your loss. Such a young man full of life.?
— Florence Naluyimba (@Floramujaasi) May 24, 2017
Is it any wonder that everyone that knew Martyn Hett loved him? pic.twitter.com/haqv1Cd1yh
— shane telford. (@MrShaneReaction) May 24, 2017
Martyn Hett is trending on Twitter but for completely the wrong reasons. I hope he's sat with Anne Kirkbride lapping up the attention x
— ?-List at Capital (@BListAtCapital) May 24, 2017
I've had such a miserable few days but reading about Martyn Hett being a massive laugh has set me right. Life is all about having fun
— GFL (@thatssolagun) May 25, 2017
