Kenneth Walker.
According to multiple outlets, the media mogul broke up the large donation, which was made on GoFundMe, by making two donations of $10,000 as well as $50,000 and a final donation of $30,000.
The GoFundMe page, which was created on November 10 by
Jacob Romines, who is the "son of Steve Romines, Kenneth's attorney in his suit against" the Louisville Metro Police Department, states that "donations will go towards Kenneth Walker’s legal expenses in his defense against Mattingly’s lawsuit and related litigation."
Tyler's large donations single-handedly allowed the page to surpass its $100,000 goal.
Kenneth is the boyfriend of
Breonna Taylor, a 26-year-old Black emergency room technician and aspiring nurse, who was shot to death by Louisville police officers on March 13 after they broke down the door to her apartment while executing a "no-knock" warrant. Officers were executing a search warrant for an investigation into a suspected drug dealer, who police claimed had once retrieved a package at Breonna's home. The suspected drug dealer, however, didn't live at Breonna's apartment — and had, in fact, already been arrested at a different location before officers invaded Breonna's home.