Gary Coleman, known for his role as Arnold Jackson in the series Different Strokes, died Friday or Saturday (29 / 5) time here at the age of 42 years. People reported on Saturday.
Coleman died at exactly 12:05 at Utah Valley Regional Hospital Center in Provo, Utah, after previously being in a coma.
He died after his wife, Shannon Price revoke tool life. "After the tool life is revoked, he died peacefully," said John Alcantar, manager of Coleman. "Gary died on the side of his wife and close relatives."
The actor suffered a brain hemorrhage at his home in Utah Wednesday night. On Thursday, he was "conscious," said the hospitals, "but in the afternoon, Mr. Coleman was unconscious and his condition continued to deteriorate."
Coleman suffered abnormalities that could make high added exceeds 142 cm in height during childhood. Owners full name Gary Wayne Coleman, born February 8, 1968, famous thanks to his role as Arnold Jackson, a black kid from Harlem who nurtured a rich white family in a comedy series Different Strokes from 1978 to 1986. As a child star, Coleman received high pay of $ 100 thousand per episode, though later it was discovered that much money, three-quarters given to the parents, managers, lawyers, and taxes.
At the peak of his career, in 1979, Coleman suffered kidney failure. He then underwent two kidney transplants before the age of 14 even-numbered years. "Now I have a donor kidney from Greece, had a child victim of a car accident," he said at one point.
In 1999, after a long time since I appeared on TV or in films and almost forgotten, Coleman declared himself bankrupt. Coleman reportedly lost his fortune valued at $ 18 million. The parents accused as the party spent a lot of wealth Coleman, though to say, Coleman also living lavishly like a big star. "My lifestyle takes a lot of things," he said once, "I photographed, have meetings, meet people, lunch, dinner in a restaurant, facials, teeth. Everything needs a lot of money. "
Coleman also several times the legal trouble. In 1999, he punched a female fan. A year earlier, he allegedly crashed his car into a man after arguments in the bowling arena in Salt Lake City. In 2007, there was an incident at a public argument with his female partner.
In 2008, at the age of 40 years, Coleman is married to Shannon, who was then 22 years. According to Coleman, Shannon was the first woman in his life. "I never had the chance or feel romantic in others. He seemed a first for me, "said Coleman.
Last several months, Coleman concerned about health conditions. He at least admitted to hospital three times this year: in January for reasons not mentioned, in February when he was unconscious at the scene filming the TV show The Insider, and then May 26 yesterday.
His manager says, "Thank you for your prayers and support during the critical moments. Now Gary has gone but he will always be missed. Gary was now calm and his memory will always be stored in the hearts of anyone who is entertained by him during his life. "
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