Tributes to Kim Kardashian's bodyguard killed in motorbike crash

Tributes have been paid to a bodyguard who protected Kim Kardashian and Sir David Beckham after he was killed in a motorbike crash. Hampshire Police said it was called to a crash involving two Harley Davidson motorbikes, a car and a motorhome van near Hook on 4 July. One of the motorcyclists, Mason Haynes from Thames Ditton, Surrey, was pronounced dead at the scene. His wife, Fay Cameron-Clarke, described the 52-year-old as "the most loyal and loving man" who "gave so much of himself to everyone around him". The second motorcyclist, a man in his 30s from Farnham, Hampshire, suffered serious injuries and is being treated in hospital. In a statement Cameron-Clarke said: "Whether he was protecting people through his work or travelling hundreds of miles to help a friend, that was simply who he was. "He embraced every opportunity life offered, making friends wherever he went, lifting those around him and leaving an impression on everyone fortunate enough to know him. "His courage, generosity, wisdom and unwavering loyalty will never be forgotten."