Renowned for his memorable performances in The Bodyguard, Night at the Museum, and New Jack City, veteran actor Bill Cobbs has sadly passed away, marking the end
of an era in Hollywood. His contributions to film and television spanned several decades, leaving a lasting legacy that will be cherished by fans and fellow actors alike.
The heartbreaking news was shared by Bill’s brother, Thomas G. Cobbs, who serves as a pastor. In an emotional Facebook post, he wrote, “Bill died peacefully
at his home in California on June 25.” The announcement came as a shock to many, as Bill had recently celebrated his 90th birthday surrounded by his closest family members.
A devoted family man, Bill was more than just an accomplished actor. He was a loving partner, a caring elder brother, an affectionate uncle, and a mentor to many. He also served as a surrogate parent, a godfather, and a loyal friend to those fortunate enough to know him personally. His family takes comfort in the belief that he has found eternal peace with his Heavenly Father.
We request your prayers and support during this difficult time,” Thomas Cobbs added, asking for privacy and understanding as the family mourns their beloved Bill.
While the news of his passing has spread widely, the exact cause of death remains undisclosed. According to TMZ, no official statement has been released regarding the circumstances surrounding his departure.
Earlier this month, Bill’s niece, Bethany Cobbs, shared a touching family photograph of him to celebrate his milestone birthday. The picture showed
Bill sitting in a comfortable brown chair, a warm smile on his face as he enjoyed the presence of his loved ones. The image resonated deeply with fans, showcasing the warmth and kindness that he carried with him throughout his life.
Fans from around the world took to social media to pay their respects and express their admiration for the late actor. Many highlighted how Bill had been a part of their favorite films and television shows, even if they hadn’t always known his name.
