Chance Perdomo, who featured in the TV series “Gen V” and “Chilling Undertakings of Sabrina,” has passed on because of a bike mishap. He was 27.
Perdomo’s publicist confirmed the actor’s death in a statement.
“It is with overwhelming sadness that we share the insight about Opportunity’s less than ideal pass because of a bike mishap,” the assertion said. “His enthusiasm for human expression and voracious hunger for life were felt by all who knew him, and his glow will carry on in the people who he adored dearest. We request that, if it’s not too much trouble, regard the family’s desire for protection as they grieve the deficiency of their darling child and sibling.”
No other person was associated with the mishap, the assertion said.
Perdomo was referred to for his jobs as Ambrose Spellman in Netflix’s “Chilling Experiences of Sabrina” and Andre Anderson in “The Young Men” side project series “Gen V.”
“We can’t exactly understand this. For we who knew him and worked with him, opportunity to continuously appeal and grinning, an excited power of nature, an extraordinarily gifted entertainer, and more than whatever else, simply an exceptionally kind, wonderful individual,” the “Gen V” makers said in a joint explanation. “In any event, expounding on him in the past tense doesn’t seem OK. We are so upset for Chance’s family, and we are lamenting the deficiency of our companion and associate. “Embrace your friends and family this evening.”
Perdomo was brought into the world on Oct. 19, 1996, in Los Angeles. As a youngster, he moved with his mom to Southampton in the district of Hampshire, Britain, where he went to Redbridge People Group School prior to going to Peter Symonds School in Winchester.
Perdomo planned to concentrate on regulation, yet rather moved to London to seek after acting; he enlisted in the Public Youth Theater and prepared at Character School of Acting.
Perdomo showed up in a few TV programs and short movies before he was given a role as a series ordinary in “Chilling Undertakings of Sabrina,” likewise featuring Kiernan Shipka, Ross Lynch, and Jaz Sinclair. He played Ambrose Spellman for four seasons from 2018 to 2020. Perdomo likewise featured as Jerome Rogers in the 2018 television film “Killed By My Obligation,” which procured him a BAFTA selection for best entertainer in a main job.
In the Superb Video series “Gen V,” Perdomo played Andre Anderson, an understudy at Godolkin College who saddles attractive control capacities. Creation of the subsequent season has been postponed endlessly following the insight about Perdomo’s demise.
On the film side, Perdomo chipped away at the “Later” series, driven by Josephine Langford and Legend Fiennes Tiffin. He depicted Landon Gibson in “After We Fell” (2021), “After Ever Cheerful” (2022), and “After Everything” (2023).
