Actor Chance Perdomo, known for his role in ‘Gen V,’ passes away at 27

Actor Chance Perdomo has passed away at the age of 27 following a motorcycle crash. Perdomo, known for his roles in “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” and “Gen V,” was described by his publicist as a talented performer and kind individual. The details of the crash, including when and where it occurred, have not been disclosed. Perdomo played Andre Anderson, a student with the power to manipulate metal, on the first season of “Gen V,” a spin-off of the popular series “The Boys” set in a world where superheroes are celebrities.

The producers of “Gen V,” Amazon MGM Studios and Sony Pictures Television, expressed their devastation over Perdomo’s sudden passing. They described him as charming, enthusiastic, and talented, leaving a lasting impact on everyone he worked with. It is unclear how his death will affect production of the show, which also features Jaz Sinclair, Patrick Schwarzenegger, and Shelley Conn. Schwarzenegger posted photos of himself and Perdomo on social media, expressing his grief at the loss of his colleague and friend.

One of Perdomo’s notable roles was as Ambrose Spellman on “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina,” a darker reimagining of the classic character. In the show, Perdomo’s character is a powerful warlock and cousin to Sabrina Spellman, known for his wit and wisdom. Creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa paid tribute to Perdomo on Instagram, calling him a light and a complex soul. Perdomo, who was of Black and Latino descent, identified with his character’s family-first values and sense of love and openness.

Born in Los Angeles and raised in England, Perdomo shared in an interview his personal connection to his character Ambrose, who is initially trapped and unsure how to channel his energy. This mirrors Perdomo’s own transformation through acting, where he found solace and purpose. His passion for the arts and love for life deeply impacted those who knew him. Perdomo also appeared in the “After” movies and is credited in the upcoming film “Bad Man” alongside Seann William Scott and Rob Riggle.

The entertainment industry has lost a talented and beloved individual in Chance Perdomo’s passing. His legacy as a performer and his warm, kind-hearted nature will be remembered by all who knew him. Fans and colleagues alike mourn the loss of a bright talent taken too soon. The impact of Perdomo’s work, both on screen and off, serves as a lasting tribute to his memory.