Aaron Paul Mourns 'Breaking Bad' Co-Star RJ Mitte: "I Am So Sorry You Were Hurting, My Friend"
Aaron Paul shares video of late RJ Mitte discussing mental health.
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- Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage exploded across 4 distinct news outlets with 6 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 15.
- Primary Driver: Aaron Paul shares video of late RJ Mitte discussing mental health.
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RJ Mitte's death has left the 'Breaking Bad' community in shock. The actor's longtime manager described him as 'in complete shock, absolutely devastated and struggling' in the wake of his suicide. Anna Gunn, who played RJ's mother on the show, expressed her condolences, stating 'there truly are no words' to describe her feelings. Aaron Paul, RJ's 'Breaking Bad' co-star, has shared a video of RJ advocating for mental health awareness before his death, saying 'I'm so sorry you were hurting, my friend.'
The video, shared by Aaron Paul, highlights RJ's efforts to raise awareness about mental health issues. This tragedy serves as a reminder of the importance of prioritizing mental health and seeking support when needed.
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Questions people are asking
Who has commented on RJ Mitte's death?
Aaron Paul, Anna Gunn, and RJ Mitte's longtime manager have commented on his passing.
What was RJ Mitte's role in 'Breaking Bad'?
RJ Mitte played the role of Walter White Jr., the son of the main character, on the popular TV series.
How did Aaron Paul honor RJ Mitte?
Aaron Paul shared a video of RJ Mitte discussing mental health awareness before his death.
Coverage (6)
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R.J. Mitte’s Longtime Manager Says He’s “in Complete Shock, Absolutely Devastated and Struggling” in Wake of Actor’s SuicideThe Hollywood Reporter · 5h ago
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‘Breaking Bad’s’ Dean Norris, Anna Gunn Mourn R.J. Mitte: “We’re All Just Shocked and in Deep Despair”The Hollywood Reporter · 6h ago
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