Hollywood lost an Academy Award winning actor today in what is suspected to be a suicide. Robin Williams whose been in several movies like 'Mrs Doubtfire' and 'Jumanji' was well loved and respected in the Entertainment industry.
Several celebrities like Bella Thorne, Ariana Grande and those in the Entertainment industry have took to twitter, here is what some have to say about Robin's passing.
Kelli Berlund: Wow, I cannot believe this. Rest in peace Robin Williams, gone far too soon. Such a legend and inspiration to so many.
Marie Claire Magazine: We're saddened to hear about the tragic loss of Robin Williams. Our hearts go out to his family, friends, and millions of fans.
SAG Awards®: The SAG Awards mourns the loss of Actor® Recipient Robin Williams.
Taylor Hay: Absolutely heartbroken to hear that Robin Williams has passed away. RIP
Golden Globe Awards: Sad to report the news: Robin Williams dies at 63 at his home in Tiburon,
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CT GOV. MALLOY STATEMENT ON THE PASSING OF NELSON MANDELA
Hartford, Connecticut - Governor Dannel P. Malloy released the following statement on Thursday evening regarding the death of Nelson Mandela:
“Nelson Mandela’s ‘long walk to freedom’ changed our world for the better. The cause of his life became the world’s cause, and in 1987, the State of Connecticut joined him by banning state investments in companies that did business in South Africa in support of his mission of ending racial segregation policies.
“His reverent passion for justice will continue to inspire generations of citizens to improve social, political, racial, and humanitarian conditions around the world. While the news of his passing is cause for sorrow, we should be forever grateful for his incomparable contribution to the cause for equality.”
“Nelson Mandela’s ‘long walk to freedom’ changed our world for the better. The cause of his life became the world’s cause, and in 1987, the State of Connecticut joined him by banning state investments in companies that did business in South Africa in support of his mission of ending racial segregation policies.
“His reverent passion for justice will continue to inspire generations of citizens to improve social, political, racial, and humanitarian conditions around the world. While the news of his passing is cause for sorrow, we should be forever grateful for his incomparable contribution to the cause for equality.”
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