Degrassi: The Next Generation Star Jahmil French Passed Away At The Young Age Of 28.

The whole entertainment industry is in shock as the young star Jahmil French has passed away at the very young age of 28. The industry lost a talented star who left us all at such a young age that it sure is surprising for everyone.

Degrassi: The Next Generation Actor Jahmil French Has Passed Away At 28.

The actor, who impressed everyone with his meticulous acting as Dave Turner on the popular Canadian series titled Degrassi: The Next Generation has passed away at the young age of 28, as confirmed by his agent Gabrielle Kachman. The untimely death of the actor at such a young age is shocking to everyone.

Gabrielle Kachman announced with a heavy heart that the actor has left us all. While remembering the actor for his work, dedication, commitment to his craft, and his vibrant personality we will always remember him in our prayers and it sure is a big loss for the industry. No reason for his untimely death has been revealed as of yet.

Heartbroken over the loss of our friend Jahmil French. This video is how I’ll always think of him. So full of energy and fun. He was always dancing. A true talent and a great friend. We will all miss you so much Jahmil ???? pic.twitter.com/hgKibZ1h1j

— Annie Clark (@anniejclark) March 2, 2021

Many Of the Actor’s Friends And Colleagues Have Paid Their Tribute To The Actor.

While this news has taken everyone by surprise, the Soundtrack director Joshua Safran paid a heartfelt tribute and tweeted that  he will have more to say about him later. However, for now they all are just processing this devastating news has jolted them. The late actor’s friends and colleagues are still shocked by the fact that Jahmil French is not with all of us anymore.

Moreover, actor and director Stefan Brogren, also referred to the actor by saying that he used to work with such sensitivity and thoughtfulness and could make Brogren laugh so easily. He also mentioned that it was a pleasure to work with him and he will surely be missed.

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