The family of William Chapman, who was killed in a tiger attack at a U.K. wildlife park on Saturday, has requested that videos of the incident not be circulated. They describe the shared footage as "deeply offensive" and causing them significant pain. This plea follows U.S. President Donald Trump posting a clip of the attack on his Truth Social platform on Tuesday. The incident occurred at the U.K. wildlife park, resulting in the death of the 23-year-old Chapman. The family’s statement emphasizes their grief and the disrespect caused by the widespread sharing of the tragic event. They are urging the public to respect their privacy during this difficult time and refrain from sharing the distressing video. The focus remains on supporting the bereaved family as they cope with the loss in the U.K..