In a recent interview, Brittany Clark's boyfriend, Chance Allison, recalled her final words before she tragically passed away at 31. She was attacked by an alligator in Florida.
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Add BollywoodShaadis on GoogleBrittany Clark, the 31-year-old hiker, tragically passed away after suffering a serious attack by an alligator. According to multiple reports, the attack happened on June 28, 2026, while Brittany was swimming with her boyfriend, Chance Allison, in the Econlockhatchee River in Florida. Just before the attack, Brittany was having a good time with her boyfriend, Chance and roommate, Jayden Hernandez. Now, Brittany’s boyfriend, Chase, recalled her heart-touching final words before she succumbed to death.
Speaking to the New York Post, Chase Allison recalled his girlfriend, Brittany Clark’s last words to him before she lost consciousness. On the day of the attack, 31-year-old hiker, Brittany was enjoying a happy moment at Little Big Econ State Forest in Central Florida with Chance, her roommate, Jayden Hernandez, and their dogs.
While the 12-13-foot alligator attacked, Brittany, Chance and Jayden were standing in about 3 feet of water in the Econlockhatchee River, while their dogs were at the riverbank. After being attacked, the trio was waiting for emergency services; that’s when Brittany used some of her last strength and told Chance to take care of her German Shepherd, Hokie. In his words:
"While we were waiting for emergency services to arrive, Brittany just told me to make sure I took care of Hokie. It was one of the last things she said to me. I can’t recall anything else."
Recalling the harrowing incident, Chance shared that they were smiling and talking and described the alligator attack as 'complete chaos'. He mentioned that the 12-13-foot alligator crept up 'out of absolutely nowhere' and grabbed hold of Brittany. The alligator ripped off Brittany’s arms, and Chance desperately tried to save his girlfriend from the alligator. Recently, bodycam footage showing a Florida deputy desperately trying to help Brittany surfaced online.
In the now-viral clip, Brittany was seen lying down under a blue tent. Speaking to the New York Post, Chance mentioned that he used the blue tent to protect Britanny from the blistering Florida sunshine. Chance stated that he wanted to speak about that fateful day as there had been some false information spreading online. Chance highlighted that he didn’t want to seek attention but to let people know what really happened on the day of the attack. He set the record straight by saying that no anonymous hiker warned them about the water. He was quoted as saying:
"I am in no way, shape or form wanting any of the attention out of this. I just want the facts to be right. I keep seeing negative stuff about us and things that aren’t true that keep getting out there. It’s just kind of heartbreaking but people are going to think what they think. No one told us not to go in the water. We talked to one person on the way in, and all he said that I heard was that he used to bring his dogs out here. I don’t know anything else that he said but that’s all I can recall. If he said it, it wasn’t vocal enough for us to catch it."
Chance Allison clarified that he didn’t give Brittany CPR but tried to make her comfortable. Chance also emphasised that his dogs were not in the water at the time of the alligator attack. He stated that his dogs were near the riverbank and tried to scare the alligator by barking. Allison added that he is making arrangements for Brittany’s funeral with her family.
Rest in peace, Brittany Clark.
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