Wrestler Daffney Unger Sparks Concern After Discussing Suicide in Unsettling Video

Wrestler Daffney Unger has sparked grave concern among friends and fans, after she was seen discussing suicide on Instagram Live late Wednesday night.

A snippet of the unsettling broadcast was saved and shared on Twitter, showing Unger, real name Shannon Claire Spruill, sobbing uncontrollably.

In the video, the 46-year-old was seen saying: "Do you guys not understand that I am all alone? Do you not understand that?"

As her phone vibrated multiple times, she repeatedly said: "Just stop. Just please stop," before apologizing and saying "I love you."

A message posted on a Twitter account called Skulls Media, which shared the video, read: "Disturbing content warning - Daffney (Unger) went live on Instagram and many have feared that she is suicidal, holding what appeared to be a small pistol on the stream. If you or someone you know needs help call 800-273-8255."

"I'm not taking it down - if this saves even one person's life, it's worth losing all the followers, it's worth having no followers at all," read a follow-up tweet. "LIFE IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN SOCIAL MEDIA.

"What I am going to do is take a break from Twitter. Social media often CAUSES things like this."

Sean Ross Sapp, managed editor of of Fightful.com, led calls for a welfare check, as he wrote on Twitter: "For those concerned about Daffney, emergency services have been contacted and sent to her most recent known address.

"I've been told emergency services have been dispatched to a couple of known addresses, and are still making efforts to contact her.

"Her family have been reached, and have her current address. She'd moved in the past couple of weeks. Police have been dispatched."

Retired wrestler Mick Foley appealed to his 1.9 million followers for help in tracking Unger down, as he tweeted: "If anyone has a way of reaching Daffney Unger, or knows her address, please help out. She's in a bad personal place and is threatening to harm herself. My phone call went straight to voicemail."

Fellow wrestler Aerial Hull, better known as Big Swoll, shared a message of optimism, as she wrote: "Please keep Daffney in your prayers/uplifted please. 🙏🏾Let's stay positive, put those vibes out into the universe."

"I'm not sure what to do here guys," said independent wrestler Darius Lockhart. "The situation with Daffney is absolutely heartbreaking to hear about and the last thing I would like to do at this time is to be offensive or act in a distasteful manner. Praying she is okay."

Wrestler Crowbar, real name Christopher Ford, revealed he had been struggling to contact Unger, sharing: "Been Trying to text / call Daffney non stop - her vm is full, I do not know her address if anyone does please call the police."

Tweeted fellow wrestler Su Yung: "please put prayers, love, good thoughts, and positivity towards Daffney right now we love you and care about you @screamqueendaff."

If you have thoughts of suicide, confidential help is available for free at the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Call 1-800-273-8255. The line is available 24 hours every day.