Celebs React To O.J. Simpson’s Death

Former NFL star O.J. Simpson died of prostate cancer on Wednesday. 

He was 76.

According to a family statement posted on Twitter Thursday, he was surrounded by his children and grandchildren. 

"During this time of transition, his family asks that you please respect their wishes for privacy and grace," the statement read.

ABC's 'The View' reacted to the news just minutes after the story broke.

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The women discussed where they were during the infamous "Bronco chase" and the "Trial of the Century" when Sunny Hostin revealed she feels justice was never served.

"I remember feeling a great sense of injustice happened, it's one of the reasons I became a prosecutor," Hostin, 55, said. "For me the tragedy was the injustice."

Fellow host Alyssa Farrah Griffin chimed in, explaining that her parents followed the chase on TV. She also mentioned that both the high-speed chase and the death of Princess Diana was ingrained in her head.

"I hope it gives some peace to the family of the victims.... I agree it was a miscarriage of justice. I hope it helps them to find peace," Griffin, 34, concluded.

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Caitlyn Jenner voiced her opinion via X.

 "Good Riddance", the 74-year-old wrote.

However, fellow users didn't take the shade lightly, reminding her of the harrowing incident where she rear-ended a driver into oncoming traffic, resulting in the victim's death.

USA Today reported that Jenner "escaped charges" just months before her transition when her SUV rear-ended two cars, pushing a Lexus into oncoming traffic. Per the media outlet, investigators found that Jenner was "driving unsafely for prevailing road conditions."

Fred Goldman, the father of the late Ron Goldman, also spoke about following the news of his death.

In a statement to ET on behalf of him and his wife, Patti Goldman, he wrote: "This is a reminder of how long Ron and Nicole have been gone and missed. It's not about the killer, it's about the victims."