An emotional Facebook post from January by Musi gave details about her relationship with Earnhardt. “I found a man when I least expected it, on top of going through the worst time in my life… it didn’t phase him and he has loved me unconditionally since,” she penned. “A hair or no hair, he has seen me at my worst, sick or not…” Numerous calls telling me how beautiful and strong I am; talking on FaceTime without my wig on and still getting compliments… “Jeffrey Earnhardt, I’m seriously grateful for you.” Fans have called Earnhardt her “soulmate” on Instagram and thanked him for “loving her the way she deserved” until the end. Receiving condolences, Earnhardt has not yet made a public statement about her death. He gave us an update on Musi’s return to racing at the end of April, after she competed at Virginia Motorsport Park in her ’69 Camaro named Bonnie. Her partner said what she and the team were doing was “firing on all cylinders.” HEARTBREAK Nineteen months ago, Musi’s co-star on Street Outlaws, Nathan Schaldach (Cali Nate), also died. Natalie passed away on April 6 after a car accident in southwest Texas. The accident happened in Eagle Pass, which is about two hours west of San Antonio. Schaldach was racing. Even though he was taken to the hospital, the racer ultimately died from his injuries. In an emotional Facebook post, his girlfriend Courtney Paulshock confirmed the news, saying that she was “shattered” after losing “her person.” The musician Musi praised her coworker, whom she described as a “hell of a guy.” According to her Instagram post, “Hard to wrap my mind around this one.” “We are all aware of the dangers of riding in these cars. I got to race with Nate while we were filming the street shows in Vegas and California. “A real street racer and excellent person!” “Godspeed.” Concerning Nate and Paulshock’s relationship, Musi asked his fans to pray for his girlfriend who is hurting. “
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