‘Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’ actor Floyd Roger Myers Jr. dies at 42…(*42*)
Former “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” little one actor Floyd Roger Myers Jr. has died after years of battling coronary heart points. He was 42.
Myers died at his dwelling in Maryland on Wednesday morning from a coronary heart assault, his mom, Renee Trice, told TMZ.
His grieving mom said that she had spoken to her son the evening before.
Floyd Roger Myers Jr., an actor who appeared in “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” and “The Jacksons: An American Dream,” has died at 42. Instagram / @rocwonder
Trice shared that the “The Jacksons: An American Dream” actor had suffered three coronary heart assaults over the last three years.
Myers’ sister, Tyree Trice, described him as a “devoted father, loving brother, and friend whose kindness, laughter, and warmth touched everyone he met” on a GoFundMe web page set as much as assist his household with funeral bills and help his youngsters.
“Roger leaves behind his four beautiful children — Taelyn, Kinsley, Tyler, and Knox — and our loving family is now facing the unimaginable loss of someone who meant everything to us,” his sister said.
Myers made his appearing debut as a Young Will in a 1992 episode of “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,” according to his IMDb web page.
He then landed the position of Marlon Jackson in ABC’s miniseries “The Jacksons: An American Dream,” starring alongside Angela Bassett, Vanessa Williams and Billy Dee Williams.
The former little one actor’s final display screen credit score was a 2000 episode of The WB’s teen drama “Young Americans,” which ran for only one season.
(L-R) Floyd Roger Myers Jr, Alex Burrall, Shakiem Evans, Bumper Robinson, Jermaine Jackson II, promotional picture for the ABC TV mini-series “The Jacksons: An American Dream.” ABC by way of Getty Images
(L-R) Floyd Roger Myers Jr, Bumper Robinson, and Alex Burrall. ABC by way of Getty Images
Myers later went on to co-found “The Fellowship Men’s Group,” designed to assist help males of their efforts to “lead, heal & thrive,” according to its Instagram bio.
The group paid tribute to Myers on Wednesday, stating that despite Myers’ demise, it’s going to continue its mission in his honor.
“RIP to our good brother @rocwonder one of our co founders. Gone but never will be forgotten. The mission will continue in your honor,” the group wrote in a memorial submit for the former actor.
“Next mens meeting will be one for the books like we talked about! Love you bro, rest easy, big bro will take it from here.”
He was also the proprietor of the air duct and dryer vent cleansing service, Dr. Duct.
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