Krystal “Krissy” Anderson, a 40-year-old yoga instructor and former cheerleader for the Kansas City Chiefs, passed away.

In addition to expressing sorrow and confirming Anderson’s passing, the Chiefs Cheer official Instagram paid tribute to her. Anderson passed away “unexpectedly” on March 20, “shortly after the birth of her daughter, Charlotte Willow Anderson, who was born at rest,” according to her obituary.

“The recent passing of CC alumna Krystal saddens us greatly. From 2006 to 2011 and 2013 to 2016, Krissy cheered with us at more than 100 games,” the statement started. “During that time, she cheered during the London game, visited our troops all over the world, including in Iraq, Kuwait, and the United States, and went to the Pro Bowl as the Chiefs representative in 2015.”

Anderson “was loved and adored by her teammates, fans, and strangers who were never strangers for long,” the Chiefs Cheer statement continued.

“She continued to share her love of dance and Chiefs cheer by serving in an alumni role on game day, practices, and at events,” the statement said, referring to her time as a cheerleader. We shall miss her sparkle, happy energy, and kind disposition. Her family and loved ones are in our thoughts and prayers. Every second we spent with her will be treasured. We will reveal later on how we intend to carry on her legacy.

“A profound loss for our team, organization, and anyone who ever crossed her path,” wrote Tavia Hunt, the wife of Chiefs chairman and CEO Clark Hunt, in her comment on the post. We miss and love you, Krissy. Give Lamar & Norma a hug from us.