Members of Prime Video‘s Gen V and The Boys took to social media this weekend to recollect their late co-star, Probability Perdomo, who just lately died in a motorbike accident.
Perdomo was 27. He was greatest identified for enjoying Andre Anderson in Gen V, a well-liked pupil at Godolkin College who’s able to magnetically manipulating issues. The actor additionally appeared in Ambrose Spellman in Netflix‘s Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Ambrose was the cousin of protagonist Sabrina, performed by Kiernan Shipka.
Patrick Schwarzenegger, Perdomo’s Gen V co-star who portrays Luke, Andre’s greatest buddy, posted on his Instagram Tales Sunday with a number of pictures of himself and his late buddy, the final with the message, “Hope you’re up in heaven with a cigar.”
Schwarzenegger later posted to X, previously Twitter, “This hurts. Quite a bit. What a younger proficient actor, and a terrific buddy – gone manner too quickly.”
He additionally added that Perdomo was “a pleasure to work with.”
A press release from Perdomo’s reps confirming his loss of life on Saturday famous that the actor’s “ardour for the humanities and insatiable urge for food for all times was felt by all who knew him, and his heat will keep on in those that he cherished dearest.” It continued, “We ask to please respect the household’s want for privateness as they mourn the lack of their beloved son and brother.”
Elsewhere on social media, The Boys star Antony Starr, known as Perdomo’s passing “so goddamn tragic.” Gen V is a by-product collection of The Boys; Starr additionally appeared within the season one finale of Gen V.
The Boys stars Erin Moriarty, Jack Quaid and Karen Fukuhara additionally re-shared Prime Video’s Instagram tributes to Perdomo on their very own accounts on Sunday.
Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos additionally took to Instagram to pay tribute to the late actor this weekend, writing, “Probability was a gifted younger actor misplaced too early. He was so nice to work with on The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Everybody at Netflix is sending love and power to Probability’s whole household and his huge household of associates.”