Parents of the 4-year-old die in separate car accidents when the fiance strikes in tree to rush to the fatal wreck of the future woman.

The parents of a 4-year-old boy were both killed in separate car accidents on Friday after the mother had put into a round and her fiance hit a tree race for her crash scene, the police said.

Alexus Lee and John “JR” Collins, who engaged and shared with the toddler, were both declared dead in the scenes of their respective incidents around Baton Rouge, the state police of Louisiana said.

“I love her and I will miss both and I will find the strength to continue,” Collins Father Arthur Collins told WAFB.

The 25 -year -old Lee was at La 67 at the wheel of a Toyota Highlanders at around 2 a.m., when the SUV took off the street and drove into one round and turned the car upside down, the police said.

When the 35 -year -old Collins was called for the deadly crash, he reported reportedly in his Chevrolet Camaro in 2016 to run to the scene, but lost control of his car when he tried to walk around a curve.

His car also left the street on La 67 and slapped into a tree and threw it out of the vehicle.

Neither Lee and Collins carried a seat belt according to COPS.

“He loved Alexus and everyone else they knew,” Collin's mother Sandra Collins told WAFB. “Knowing them was to love them.”

The couple should get married in February 2026 and leave his toddler behind Gabriel.

“He understands what happened and he only has a little problem to understand that we cannot speak to them,” said Sandra Collins heartbreaking to the station when she swore that the two families would take care of him.

“We can't see them, but he understands that they are sleeping and with God.”