Dealership on death of Katharine McPhee and David Foster’s nanny: ‘Tragic’

The California automobile dealership the place the nanny for Katharine McPhee and David Foster was killed mentioned it’s “absolutely cooperating” with the Los Angeles Police Division because it tries “to study from this incident so we are able to stop such tragedies sooner or later.”

“We prolong our deepest condolences to Yadira’s household, associates, and family members throughout this extremely troublesome time,” Megan Maybee, director of communications for Hamer Toyota in Mission Hills, instructed Us Weekly in an announcement Thursday.

“The lack of such a vibrant life in such tragic circumstances is a heavy burden to bear, and we share of their grief.”

The Publish has reached out to the dealership for remark.

Yadira Calito, 55, died after she was struck on Aug. 9 by a Toyota RAV4 pushed by an 84-year-old girl who crashed into Hamer Toyota’s buyer reception space. Calito cared for Rennie, the 2-year-old son of McPhee and Foster.

Based on the LAPD, the aged driver hit the fuel as a substitute of the brakes, reportedly pinning Calito beneath her car and dragging her 20 toes. Calito died on the hospital.

The motive force, a resident of Mission Hills, was not injured — however she prompted non-life-threatening accidents to 2 male Toyota staff, a 23-year-old and a 35-year-old, police mentioned.

The motive force has reportedly not been arrested in relation to Calito’s dying.

McPhee, 39, and Foster, 73, introduced Friday that there had been “a horrible tragedy” of their household, prompting the “American Idol” alumna to go away the couple’s “David Foster and Associates” tour in Asia.

“Dearest Jakarta followers, it’s with heavy coronary heart I announce I’ve to overlook our closing two reveals of our Asia run,” the “Terrified” singer shared on Instagram.

McPhee and Foster wed in 2019. They welcomed Rennie in February 2021.