Krystal Anderson was a team captain and cheerleader for the Kansas City Chiefs and worked as a software engineer.
Krystal Anderson, a former Kansas City Chiefs cheerleader, died after giving birth to her daughter last week. She was 40 years old. Last week, the Kansas City Chiefs Cheer team shared the devastating news of her passing on their official Instagram account."She was loved and adored by her teammates, fans, and strangers who were never strangers for long," the post said. "We will miss her kind spirit, joyful energy, and her sparkle.
" RELATED: Woman announces her own death in social media post gone viral: 'Cherish every moment'Shanna Adamic, a friend of Anderson, told FOX 4 Kansas City that she was 21 weeks pregnant when doctors told Anderson they couldn’t find a heartbeat. FOX 4 Kansas City reported that Clayton Anderson, Krystal's husband, told the news outlet that after his wife gave birth, her fever spiked. She then suffered organ failure due to sepsis and died days later.
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