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Anne Gunn paying tribute to her late Breaking bad co-star RJ No.
The late actor, best known for playing her son, Walter White Jr., on the hit AMC series, took his own life earlier this week.
After his death, Anne has released a statement, recalling how enthusiastic her son was on TV when they filmed the show, praising how he was on and off.
Anna Gwynne pays tribute to him Breaking bad RJ No
I will never forget a meeting RJ when he was only 14 years old. I was immediately struck by the depth and complexity of someone so young. He was kind and adventurous, extremely kind and wickedly funny, a bit rebellious (like any teenager) but keen to learn and hone his craft. Above all, he was determined not to be hindered by his disability, but instead to enable him to enlighten and educate others through his stripped-down, realistic portrait of Walt “Flynn” Jr.
How lucky that was RJ came into the Breaking bad family and light up our lives. How lucky I was to play his TV mom, to watch him grow and expand as an actor and human being as the seasons went by, and all the years afterward as he continued to serve his community with tireless advocacy and philanthropy. I was so proud of him; we were all.
“There really are no words to express the heartbreak of such a great loss, the loss of a beautiful young man who had such an impact on this world, who still has so much ahead of him.” Anne she continued in the statement she gave Jared just. “What I choose to remember and appreciate today are the quiet, personal moments I shared with my beloved son, moments of mutual support and understanding, of sad and willing laughter, of care and deep love. You will live in my heart forever, my love.” RJ.”
The actress closed her statement, “If you are having a problem, please call for the support you need at 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (
If you missed it, read what Anneand Breaking bad co-star Bryan Cranston shared about loss RJ No.
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