The death of RJ Mitte has left many of his former colleagues and fans heartbroken. The cause of the actor's death has now been officially confirmed. According to an inquest report obtained by Page Six, the 'Breaking Bad' star died by suicide at the age of 34.

Mitte died on October 12 in Brownsville, Texas. He was pronounced dead at 1:32 p.m. His representative had previously confirmed his death by suicide without disclosing further details.

Cause of RJ Mitte's Death: Official Report Reveals New Details

Documents from Cameron County confirm the circumstances surrounding Mitte's death. They also indicate that an autopsy and toxicology tests were requested, although the results were not included in the records obtained by Page Six.

This marks the first time official documentation detailing the circumstances of his death has been made public.

Mitte became internationally known for playing Walter "Flynn" White Jr., the son of Bryan Cranston's character, in the hit series 'Breaking Bad.' His performance made him one of the show's most recognizable young stars.

RJ Mitte's Representative Pays Tribute to the Actor and Activist

Following his death, Mitte's representative released a heartfelt statement honoring his work as an actor, philanthropist, and disability rights advocate.

"It is with profound sadness that we share the tragic passing of beloved actor, philanthropist and passionate disability rights advocate RJ Mitte," the statement read, according to Page Six.

The tribute also highlighted his efforts to promote greater visibility and inclusion. Mitte lived with cerebral palsy and drew on his personal experiences throughout his acting career. He also served as an ambassador for United Cerebral Palsy and Shriners Children's.

Bryan Cranston Remembers His Time With RJ Mitte

Bryan Cranston, who played Mitte's on-screen father in 'Breaking Bad,' shared a particularly emotional tribute on Instagram.

The actor expressed his profound sadness and recalled first meeting Mitte when he was just 14 years old and had been cast as Walter White Jr.

Cranston also praised the young actor's determination and dedication throughout the demanding filming schedule, emphasizing that he never allowed his cerebral palsy to define or limit him.

Aaron Paul and Dean Norris Also Pay Tribute

Aaron Paul, who portrayed Jesse Pinkman in the series, also reacted to the heartbreaking news. He described himself as shocked and heartbroken while sharing a message of support for anyone struggling emotionally.

Dean Norris, who played Hank Schrader, also joined the many former colleagues remembering Mitte and celebrating his life and work.

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