RJ Mitte, actor and disability rights advocate, died at 34 after a suicide. His death was confirmed by representatives. He was known for his role in Breaking Bad as Walter White's son.
Mitte's final days included a hot air balloon ride and missed meals with co-star Bryan Cranston. He was working on spinoff plans. His representatives described him as a "finite amount of time" person.
Mitte's career began in 2008 with Breaking Bad. He played the son of Walter White, a role that earned Bryan Cranston global acclaim. Mitte's portrayal was praised for its depth.
Mitte also faced financial struggles. He claimed to have paid more in taxes than he earned from Breaking Bad due to a poor financial manager. His representatives noted his dedication to living life fully.
Cranston shared an emotional tribute, calling Mitte "my sweet son." He expressed deep despair over the loss. Fans and cast members are in mourning. Mitte's death has sparked discussions about mental health and financial management in the industry.
