Will Compton Defends Bringing Baby with Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease to Brother's Wedding
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By Ingrid Vasquez Published on May 11, 2026 06:51PM EDT
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Summary
Former NFL linebacker and podcast co-host Will Compton publicly defended his decision to bring his 17-month-old daughter Scottie, who was diagnosed with hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD), to his brother Cody's wedding. The article explains that HFMD is a mild but highly contagious viral illness common in young children, and covers the controversy surrounding Compton's choice to attend a family event with a contagious child.
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Compton's youngest daughter, Scottie, 17 months, had been diagnosed with hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD)
HFMD is a 'mild illness caused by viruses,' according to the Mayo Clinic.
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